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CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. APRIL 2G. 1913
TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
Tlie horses which seem best in Saturday’s races
are:
Lexington, Ky., April 25.
1 Round tile World. Sprite. Sebago.
2 — John Gund, Dick Dodie. llanvood.
3 Lowell. Pan Zareta. The Widow Moon.
4 — Foundation, Flora Fina, Bel 1 Horse.
5 — Parcel Post, Notoriety. Aunt Mamie.
G — Flying Foot, Marshon. Carpathia.
J. L. Dempsey.
Havre de Grace, Md., April 25.
1 Spohn. Siriker, Thrifty.
2 Preston Lynn. Uncle Jimmie, Florin.
3 El Oro, Mary Ann K., Floral Day.
I Adams Express. Ten Point. Sir Blaise.
5— Gallop, Ruiiy Hyauis. The Urchin.
•i — Towloit Field. Atuivri, Chilton King.
T. K. Lynch.
Coeur d'Alene Alan. Idaho, April 25.
1 Country Boy.' Lee Harrison II.. Mike Molett.
2 Kosey Posey, Auto Girl. Phil Connor.
3 Palatable, 1 Iota bird. King Stalwart.
4 Lady Paiiehlta Parlor Boy, Sea ClilT.
5— Gelieo. Don Enrique, Lehigh.
6— Elizabeth Ilarwood. Mona t'anomaim. Plati-
num. P. Clark.
GOSSIP FROM CANADIAN SOURCES.
Toronto, (int.. April 25. — The only Canadian-bred
that defeated Hearts of liak lias arrived at Wood-
bine from Prescott, where owner John S. Flynn
wintered her. A aster, the til ly with this feat to her
eredit. is al-o in tin- King's Plate, and is here to
linisli her preparation. She wintered well, and her
owner expects her to make a good showing. Auster
i> a hay Ally ) >y Stanhope II. Atliteeii. and was
bred lr. Mrs. I,. A. IJviligslon at Coboorg. Along
with her Caine a two-yoar-olil by Uoscmouut- -De-
cade. Roseniount is a ( anadian Breeding Bureau
stallion, and Decade is the dnui of Cliief Kee. tliat
Won tin Hamilton Derby for the Brookdale Stable
of Barrie. Decade is owned by C. L. Ileivey of
Lancaster, Out. Tlie race in which Auster de-
feated Hearts of Oak was mu at Blue Bonnets la-t
September, and was for Canadian-bred two year-
olds at live furlongs. Auster carried 102 pounds
and Hearts of tiak 12G. Ill the Plate there will
In lull tin- pounds difference, the allowance for sex.
on Wednesday Hearts of Oak showed that lie lias
hi- speed this year liv going a quarter hi 25 seconds,
while working live eighths outside the " dogs.”
which were up on account ot the previous night's
rain.
Dr. T. II. Ilalfe of Hamilton, lias bought Cap-
sire and Burnt Candle, and the 1 torse- will continue
in charge of trainer J. S. Flynn. Stuart Flynn,
who formerly rode for the stable, is in steady work
in the saddle again and expects to bo back to
something like liis old riding weight.
Gold Bud. John Bowman and Meter. King's Plate
candidates have joined t In- Robert Davis string
under trainer Nixon at Woodbine. Throe Province
bred two-year olds, Duke of York. Roguish and Dll
j ion, and Black River mid Oneeu Sain, two fonr-
yoai-olds. were also brought over from Thorucliffc
pud placed In Nixon's cure.
J. B. HAGGIN'S VETERAN MANAGER IS DEAD.
New York. April 25. — John Mackey died early this
morning in a cottage he occupied at Sheepshead Bav.
which is one of ito- numerous buildings owned by
J. B. llaggim He speut yesterday in W. L. Powers’
ofltco aud told Frank Stevens lie vyas eighty years
old and had never felt belter. His daughter. Miss
Margaret Mackey, had spout the ’ winter here also.
Stic lias made frequent journeys to Europe with her
father in connection with sales of Hoggin horses.
Deceased had only recently returned from California
and was getting ready to assist in cataloging the
lHuggin yearlings which are to be sold in a few
weeks by tin* Powers Hunter Company.
Lexington. Ky., April 25.— John Mat-key. the vet
eran manager of thoroughbred horses and breeding
for James B. Hnggin, died suddenly in New York
litis morning. Details are not obtainable here.
Mackey was eighty years old and was one of the
conspicuous figures of the American turf. He was
an international character, having visited many
countries in buying and selling horses fur hi- million-
aire employer. Mackey, himself, was well-to-do.
lie has considerable property in Sacramento. Cal.,
where he spent the winter. He had four daughters
who survive him.
Intelligence of the unexpected taking away of
John Mackey will lie received with unfeigned re-
gret by many real friends scattered from the
Atlantic to the Pa el He. Mentally and bodily he wa-
tt big man and for the last twenty-five years or more
was in charge of the extensive breeding enterprises
carried on by J. It. Haggin. who entrusted tlie busi
ness to him completely, with implicit reliance in
his ability and integrity. In the palmy days of
thoroughbred brood iug at Rancho del Paso he was in
charge of the greatest band of stallions, broodmares
and their offspring ever possessed by one man or
gathered in the confines of one breeding farm. It
was said of liim that, such was his grasp of details,
lie knew. every one of them by sight at all times.
Unquestionably liis death will be a shocking blow to
his long-time intimate friend and employer.
STAKES FOR THE FORT ERIE MEETINGS.
The Niagara Racing Association is in the field
with a proffer of eight stake races, to close' for
entries at midnight of Monday. May 5. Four of
these events will lie rim at its first Fort Erie meet-
ing, extending from July 4 to 11 inclusive, tlie
other four being for ils second meeting of August
G to 13 inclusive. All are on the guaranteed value
system and all are of sufficiently long establishment
to lie well known to owners and trainers. The
events for the first meeting are tlie following:
For Three-Year-Olds and Over.
Fourth of July Handicap, guaranteed value $1,590;
1 mile and 79 yards.
Fort Erie Selling Stakes, guaranteed value $1,500;
3-4 mile.
For Three-Year-Olds.
Canadian Derby, guaranteed value $3,500; 1 1-4
miles.
For Two-Year-Olds.
Niagara Stakes, guaranteed value $1,500; 5-8
mile.
Second Meeting. For Three-year-olds and Over.
Dominion Handicap, guaranteed value $5,000;
1 1-4 miles.
Canadian Sportsman Handicap, guaranteed value
$1,500; 1 1-16 miles.
For Two-Year-Olds.
Iroquois Hotel Handicap, guaranteed value $1,500;
5 1-2 furlongs.
Jumping Races.
Grand Canadian Steeplechase, guaranteed value
$1,500; full course.
These events will be run at that time of the year
when horses are at their best and call for liberal
patronage. The lime for closing entries is near at
hand and nominations are to be mailed to The Ni-
agara Racing Association, 357 Ellicott Square, Buf-
falo, New York.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
There is an expectation tm the part of Jockey
Club otficiaks that the suit instituted by II. D.
Brown will be withdrawn when it comes to trial
next Monday.
The task of distributing tlie estate of the late
E. J. (Lucky) Baldwin has been completed by II.
U. I'unili, after four years of liquidation. Sales of
realty valued in excess of $11,000,000 appeal among
the items in the final report.
The Canadian Breeding Bureau is assembling a fine
band of thoroughbred sires for the Montreal Horse
Show, including King Cobalt. Beau Gallant, Valjeau.
Oiseau. A Uie! aud Reidmoore. The bureau is having
a handsome cup made for the half-bred yearlings
by bureau sires. On this cup is etched a picture
of Masterman, sire of the winner of this class iti
1912.
SCALES OF WEIGHTS FOR MAY, 1913.
Age.
Two year olds ....
8G 84
8G 88
84
Three year olds
115 111)
112 112
1 IO
112
i io
Four vear-olds
!“•» 1 1*2
1 22 1 22
1 22
124
1 22
Five-year-olds and up... 126 125 124 124
Three-Quarters Mile.
125
125
125
Two-year-olds . . . .
84 84
80
Throe-year-olds
ILS ID)
111 111
1 10
ii i
i io
Four-vear olds
. i.’L'i n*:!
122 J 22
J 22
127
1 22
Five-year-olds and
lip. . .134 124
One Mile.
124 124
124
129
124
Two-year-olds . . . .
79
80 .. .
79
Three-year-olds
loo lot;
107 10s
Dm;
ios
itn;
Four-year-olds . . .
12G 122
122 122
1 22
1 24
1 22
Five-year-olds and
One
up... 129 120
and One-Half
126 126
Miles.
126
127
120
Three-year olds
107 104
103 105
104
105
104
Four-year-olds
1 26 122
1 22 1 22
ll!l!
124
122
Five vear-olds
127 127
127
128
127
Six-year-olds and
up 130 128
Two Miles.
12S 128
128
128
12S
Three-year-ohls . .
103 102
!M !M>
102
102
102
Four-ycar-olils
124 122
120 121
122
123
122
Five-year-olds . . .
12!) 12.S
125 128
128
128
128
Six-year-olds aud
Two
up. . .129 129
and One -Half
127 129
Miles.
129
128
129
Tliroe-year-olds . .
101
... 101
101
101
Four-year-olds
... 121
122
12“*
live-year-olds ...
12!)
. . 129
129
J 29
Six year-olds and
up J50
Three Miles.
. . . 130
130
150
Tlirt e-year-olds ..
i>2 1«H>
jOO
98
100
Four vear-olds ...
12o 122
lit; ils
122
121
122
Five-vear-olds ...
127 130
124 150
150
128
150
Six-year-olds and
up 128 131
Four Miles.
125 131
131
129
151
Threc-year-olds
99
. . . !)!)
90
99
Fnur-vear-olds ...
. . . . 121!
... 1 IS
122
122
Five-year-olds- ...
131
. . . 150
151
131
Six-year olds and
up 152
. . . 132
132
132
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
la races of intermediate lengths, the weights for
the shorter distance shall lie carried.
in races exclusively for three-year-olds, or four-
year-olds. the weight shall he 120 pounds, aud for
two-year-olds. 122 liouutls.
Except in liantiicups and in races where the con
ditions expre-sly state to the contrary, fillies two
years old shall lie allowed three pounds and mayes
"three years old and upward shall be allowed five
pounds before Heptemlier 1 and three pounds there-
after. Geldings shall be allowed three pounds.
Welter weights shall he 2.8 pounds added to the
weight for ago. In heavy handicaps the top weight
shall not he less than 140 pounds. In all handicaps
when lie* added money exceeds $G00, the top weight
shall not Lie less than 12G pounds.
STATE RACING COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY.
In fact s of intermediate lengths, the weights for
the shorter distance shall lie carried.
In races exclusively for two-year-old-. 118 pounds
shall be carried.
in races exclusively for three-y car-olds, 122 pounds
shall la- carried.
In heat races there shall be an allowance of live
pounds from the scale of weights.
Except in handicap*? til lies two years old and
geldings of all ages shall be allowed three pounds.
Fillies and mares three years old and upward
shall be allowed five pounds before September 1 and
three pounds thereafter.
JOCKEY CLUB JUAREZ.
The Jockey Club Juarez has adopted the scale of
weights of the Kentucky State Racing Commission,
referred to in the preceding paragraph.
PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB.
In races of intermediate lengths, the weights for
the sboitey distance shall he carried.
In a race exclusively for two-year olds the weights
shall be 118 pounds.
In a race exclusively for three-year-olds the
weights shall lie 122 imumls.
In heat races there shall be an allowance of five
pounds from the scale of weights.
Except in handicaps and in races where tin*
weights are fixed absolutely in' the conditions, fillies
two years old and geldings of all ages shall lie
allowed three pounds, and fillies and mares thr.-o
years old and upward shall be allowed five pounds
before September 1 and three pounds thereafter.
SOUTHERN JOCKEY CLUB.
In races of intermediate lengths, the weights fer
the shorter distance are to lie carried.
In a race exclusively for two-year -olds the weights
shall be lls pounds.
In a race exelusively for three-year-olds the
weights shall be 122 pounds.
In heat rip-es there shall he an allowance of five
pounds from the sealer of weights.
Except in handicaps and in races where the
weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions, fillies
two years old and geldings of all ages shall la- al-
lowed three pounds, and fillies aud mares three years
old and upward shall is 1 allowed five pounds before
September l and three pounds thereafter.
CANADIAN RACING ASSOCIATIONS.
In races of intermediate lengths, the weights for
tin- shorter distance shall be carried.
In races exclusively for three-year-olds or four-
year-olds the weights shall be 122 pounds, and for
two-year-olds 118 pounds.
Except in handicaps and In ail races where the
conditions expressly state to the contrary, fillies
two years old shall be allowed three pounds, and
tillii s and mares three years old and upward sba'l
tic allowed five |iounds before the first of September
and three pounds thereafter. Geldings allowed three
pounds.
In all races (except in handicaps) where foreign-
breds are not penalized as such, horses foaled in Can-
ada shall lie allowed up to and including three
years. 7 pounds; four years and upward, 5 pounds.
Welter weights shall bo 28 pounds added to the
weight for age.
In heavyweight handicaps the top weight shall
not he less than 140 pounds.
No two year-olds shall compete in an all-aged race
prior to August 1.
In all handicaps, when the added money exceeds
$090. top weight shall not he less than 12G pounds.
STEEPLECHASE WEIG I1TS.
At the eastern tracks all steeplechase races are
run miller the rules of the National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association, which provides these weights:
For steeplechases less than three miles — From
January 1 to August 31. inclusive, three years, 155
pounds; four years. 14!) pounds; five years, 157
pounds: six years and over, 1G2 pounds. From Sep-
tember 1 to December 31. inclusive, for three years.
137 pounds; four years, 154 pounds; five years, 1G0
pounds: six years and over. 1G2 pounds.
For steeplechases of three miles aud over — From
January 1 to August 31, inclusive, four years, 143
pounds: five years. 153 pounds; six years and over,
100 pounds. From September t to December 31, in-
clusive, for four years. 119 pounds; five years, 158
pounds: six years and over, lot) pounds.
I-'or Hurdle Races — From January 1 to August 31,
inclusive, three years. 135 pounds; four years. 142
pounds; five years, 152 pounds; six years and over.
J5G iKiunds. From September 1 to December 31, in-
clusive, tlireis, years. 142 pounds; four years. 155
pounds; five years and over, 101 pounds. In races
exclusively for three-year-olds, the weight shall be
145 pounds.
Except in handicaps and in races where the
weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions, mares
shall lie allowed five pounds before September 1.
and three pounds afterward. Geldings shall be ul
lowed three pounds.
For races on the flat under Hunt Club auspices,
the scale of weights adopted by tlie Jockey Club
shall govern and in respect of such races welter
weights shall he 28 pounds above the weight for age.
In the west the weights specified by the Western
Jockey Club and the American Turf Association are
identical and are as follows;
Branch of the Remount Association on Wednesday.
This action was taken at a conference between repre-
sentatives of both organizations.
Those present wove Col. Robert M. Thompson
ol New York anil Washington; l’crry Belmont, Col.
Henry T. Allen of the Army; Frederick L. lliiule-
koper, military writer and student interested in
lmrse breeding; Colonel Holt and G. Arthur Bell, of
the Bureau of Animal Industry of the Department
of Agriculture, which is establishing national horse
breeding stations. The merged organization will
he known as the National Remount Association.
Maj. General Leonard Wood, chief of -tall, was
elected president. Lieut. -Gen. Samuel R. M. Young,
U. S. A., retired, who was president of the Wash-
ington Brunch of the Remount Assoeial inn. was
elected vice-president. Frederick L. IIiiideko|n*r.
secretary, in place of Algernon Daingertieid. and
twenty-six directors were named, fourteen of whom
were directors ot the old National Remount Assoein
tloii and twelve of whom were directors of tin*
Washington Branch Association.
Tlie new organization is to conduct a national
campaign for the development of a better type of
horses for tlie use of the cavalry of the army and
supply its needs for time of war.
The old National Association’s twelve directors
included August Belmont of New York, Spencer
Borden of Massachusetts. Walter G. Goodwill of
Connecticut. Col. James It. Castlcmau of Kentucky
and Henry Fairfax of Virginia. All of tlie old di
rectors were re-elected. The new directors elected
to serve in addition to the twelve old ones were:
Gen. 8. M. B. Young. Col. Henry T. Allen. Perry
Belmont. Frederick L. Hindekoper. Henry White,
J. It. Thomas of New York. Col. Robert M. Thomp-
son. Arthur Lee. Dr. Guy Whiting. Lieut. Col. F.
S. Foultz, G. Arthur Bell. Col. Alexander Rodgers
and William Corcoran East Is.
Originally it was the intention that the National
Remount Association should have branches all over
the country. The Washington branch, the only
one actually started, was active and did more work
than the parent Imdy. It seemed that it would lie
better not to have branch associations, and that
was why amalgamation was effected. The now
directors were all members of the Washington branch
and they will have a majority control of the board.
While General Wood was elected president, it is
understood that before December next he will re-
sign , from the presidency and that then General
Young will become president.
COEUR D’ALENE ENTRIES.
The figures under the heading ”Rec.” in the I
entries below show the best time of each horse
at the distance, since January 1, 1911, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast or good track, abbre- '
viations show track conditions.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
Racing siarts at 2:15 p. m. (Chicago time, 4:15.)
X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner.
(Mi maidcu. ‘Apprentice allowance.
First Race — 5-8 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Jan.
April.
July.
Oct.
Age.
Fell.
May.
Aug.
Nov.
March.
June.
Sept.
Dee.
3-year-olds
125
129
134
140
4-year-oltls ....
147.
149
151
154
.(-year-olds . . . .
157
1G0
163
1<V4
(i-year-olils and
up.. 1G8
170
172
172
The rules of the Canadian Racing Associations
governing steeplechases and hurdle races provide that
tio horse shall lie permitted to start in any steeple-
chase or hurdle nice carrying less than 150 pounds.
When a scale of weights for age is not fixed liv the
regulations of any course or by the conditions of a
meeting or race tlie following scale shall govern:
For steeplechases and hurdle races. loss than three
miles from, January 1 to July 31. inclusive, four
years. 145 pounds; five years, 159 pounds; six years
and over. 160 pounds. From August 1 to December
51. inclusive, three years, 138 pounds; four years.
155 pounds; five years, 163 pounds; six years and
over, IG6 pounds.
For steeplechases of three miles and over. Janu-
ary 1 to August 31. inclusive, four years. 138 pounds;
five years. 157 pounds; six years and over, 1GG
pounds. From September 1 p> December 31, inclu-
sive. four years, 149 pounds; five years, 101 pounds;
six years and over. 166 pounds.
Except lit handicaps and in all races where the
conditions expressly state to the contrary, mares
shall tie allowed five pounds before the first of Sep-
tember, and three pounds thereafter. Geldings al-
lowed three pounds.
REMOUNT MOVEMENT RECEIVES IMPETUS.
Washington, 1). C., April 25. — -The remount move-
ment rect-ived an impetus when the National Re-
mount Association was merged with the Washington
Ind.
(Track record:
Horse.
1
Wt.
00 -4 —
Kec.
lol.
A
)
Wt.llan.
783.3 2
Lee Harrison
IL. Ill
1:01
!>
109X715
7. v
Quick Tiip .
lot;
1 :01"-.
7
109X710
(5810)
Lillian Iiav
112
1 :01 !-.
7
107 X 7 1 0
7S2M
Country Boy
ios
l n>2>,
4
106X71(1
7s<;o
Me. V 1:1 n
1:02
4
lot; 710
7 vos
Lookout ....
in
1 :o1 %
7
109 X 705
7848
Mike Molett
115
1 :00 J -
<;
109X705
7569 2
Bcllsnicker
115
1 Mil
10
109X7OO
< SiJIJ
Maxsono ....
Ill
1 MK{%
4
109. .760
Second Race — 5-8
Mile.
4 year-olds and upward
Selling.
(Truck record:
!t.S.‘ 129 — 1
:00 — 4—
-104.)
7SM2
Rosey Posey
100
1:01%
3
107X725
7848*
Auto Girl . . .
107
1:01 %
4
104 X 7_’n
77SH» 2
Lescar
111!)
i Mil %
3
112 71.3
5694
Yo Solo
lo:>
1 :oi %
3
10!) .<715
7512
Gohlon Agnes
3
107X710
7Vst>
Salvage
11!)
1 MHI%
ii
1090710
7815
Phil Connor .
113
1 :<m>
3
109 710
5170
Idnn
104
1 :U2
4
10 4 ■ 700
027;;
Third Chance
112
1:01
0
107X700
Third Race
— 5 1-2 Furlongs
5-year-olds. Selling.
7810
Palatable ...
102
J M)7
lit) .725
7819=
Holnldrd ....
9!)
1 :0s%
106 X 720
(7809 I
Miss Hebert ..
105. 715
7431
C.-imia
108
1:08
105 710
7443
King Stalwart
loo
1:07%
107X705
0041
Rosiris
112
1:07
109X700
( 784<i i
7840
(78 47)
TT'.is
78 4G
Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
5-year-olds and upward. Handicap,
t Track record: 98200 — 1:13—5 — 95. i
LADY I'ANCHITA. 95 1:11 « los ,'750'
l’arlor Boy 104 1:1 l 4 -,
Meadow 103 1:12%,
Vested Rights 108 1:15',
. . .100 1:12'-%
. . .105 1 :l2 : )r.
. ..107 1:12
Fifth Race — 1 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 2582 — 1:38% — 5—122.)
Sea Uiiff
Daddy Gip ....
Flying Footstep:
5 1130720
7 dm; .720
5 100X720
7 105X715
G 9!) X 7 1 5
G 105 X no
TS-U-
XL >11 Enrique ...
..116
1 : P>%
J)
114X725
7 S3.)
Compton
.110
1 :3!>%
<;
1 17X720
784 3 2
Golico
. .108
1:40%
t;
114X715
7824
Judge Walton ...
. .111
1:3,!)%
r>
117X715
7824
Flying
. . !)!)
1:40%
<;
114X710
7SB4
1 Iannis
. .105
1:39%
S
11 1X710
785 1
Lehigh
..105
1:41 %
4
1 10X710
7821
Jim Cafferata 112 1:40%, 6 114 0705
Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile.
5-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 98329 — 1:00 -4 — lot. )
/
5304
Bavaria
..112
l :00 %
s
111.. 72.3
7112
Elizals-th II a r wo< >1 1 . 1 ' >5
:3
7
111X720
7 41)2
Mona Canumann
. . 1)0
1:01
0
III X 72o
|M7
Platinum
. .112
1 mi::--.
;;
in.V .715
707:;
La Cazailora . . . .
. . !>5
1 M It 1 */-,
1
1 1 1 X71o
5754
Sallie O'Day ...
. .112
1:01 %
0
111X705
1
HAVRE DE GRACE FORM CHART.
HAVRE DE GRACE, MD.. FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1913. — {Seventh day. Harford Agriculture and Breeders’
Association. Spring Meeting of 12 days. (30 books on.) Weather clear.
Presiding Steward. K. U. Smith.
Secretary. F. Rehliergcr.
Presiding Judge, C. II. Pettingill. Starter. James Milton. Racing
Racing starts at 2:45 p. tu. (Chicago time 1:45 p. m. I. ‘Indicates apprentice allowance.
*7 O A CJY FIRST RAGE-24 1-2 Furlongs. (7841 — 54 — 2 -109.) I 1
I Oti/ Fillies and Geldings. Special Weights. Net value
tirse $4oo. 2-year-ol(ls. Maidens,
to winner $300; second, $70: third.
ind Horses
779 4 -UNCLE JIMMIE
7 6 74 -HOLIDAY
7483 - STONED ENGE
MORDECAI
E-L BIOD
STAKE AND CAP
7805 POLLY H. •
MODMA
7829 PANAMA
w 108
w 108
w 109
xv 108
xx- 108
xv 108
xv ins
XV B los
XV los
PI*
St y 4
Vs
%
Str Fin
Jockeys
Owners
(>
H C 1*
s
s
3
Pt
l‘i
1*
1 =
C Turner
F Johnson
7-5
2 7-5 out
_
1
1
2-
2 4
2~‘
2-
Troxler
H P Whitney
1
•i Jll-Wout
. '
2
2
3%
J Wilson
S Ross
::u
3t) ;k> <;
2 .
7
4
4=
4'i
4*
i>
But well
K Parr
N
12 8 2
.»
ti
6
7"
;,ti
r,uk
11 Rudtke
Air Earle
lno mo kh) to
m
■j
$
8=
8*
7-
a-
Wolfe
Dak Ridge Stalih
;20
40 40 8
;;
4
5
5 1
t;‘
7 H
Schut’ger
1 1 S Kearney
:m
l'tO 100 30
in
0
7
t;>
711
s-
8*
Skirvin
W P Scully,
40
Go <:o ;;o
m
•J
8
1)
it
!)
9
Connolly
J G Oxnard
i«»
loo mo :;<>
i«>
_ Track fast*
Winner — IL g, by Uncle — Catherine Carson (trained by J. P. Maylierryt.
Meat to post at 2:43. At post 4 minutes. Start good and sloxv. Won cantering:
i riving. UNCLE JIMMIE, showing a great burst of speed from tlie start, sprinted to the
ix teen th and drew away into a decisive had in the iast quarter. HOLIDAY ran gaun-iv
ect up and was tiring through (lie iast eighth STONEHENGE xxa- a forward eotiteude
Hit was outpaced by the two leaders. MORDECAI ran well. EL 1510D finished lust.
Scratched -7829-Daily Waters, pis; Voile-hen, los.
overweights — Stonehenge, I pound.
second and third
front in the first
, but could never
r from the start,-
^ T SEt OND ltAi E — 3-4 Mile. (7840 — 1:11"-.--.",- 91.) Purse $400. 3-year-oltls and upward.
• OllU Selling. Net value to winner $3tH). second. $70: third. $30.
Ind Horses
7 801* AG XI HR
780ft" ‘STAR GIFT
7803 ItAYTHOUN
(7766 ) TONI ATA
780G 'DYNAMO
7 77 1 -ARRAN
7789 * * A M EH I (’US
6 436* ILpi K KISH
7806-tTA RRY
7785 AUTO MAID
780ft HORACE E
7785*M AY ERDAI.K
A Wt PL
St %
%
Str l'in
Jockeys
Owners
O
11
( ’
P
s
Wll
6
lo7
5
5 it
51*
a i»
Montour
G J Day
s
ID
♦;
*)1.
♦ » — . •
WB 4
in
8
6 5 2
2 h
1* 2'
Robbins
AV Cahill
*»
2
2
4-5
2-f»
WB
5
in
U
1 3 1
2 1
1- :t".
Musgr'vo
11 C Hallenbeck
s
10
4
1
WB
6
114
1
4 13
lk
4 2
Butwell
A Garson
7
8
7
*)>.
♦>-.j
WB
3
101
12
9 10 2
Xh
;*i (U
Halsey
AI Folev
m
15
15
6
3 ■
WB
;;
101
1
11 8'
7-
■Sj G'lk
MeD’m’tt
F Alusiinte
20
30
12
6
W
5
115
J)
2 l*nk
4i
30 711
Is -rood a
J W Hedrick
8
12
12
2i
WB
0
108
G
13 ll 10 !!* 1
lo*. 1 . 8 l
Wolfe
OakRi«lg«*Stable
20
M
4
WB
1
121
7
8 !lh
!)-
71 $*
G l:ums
A G Weston
4
(>
i
•*'.
il "
W
4
110
m
3 tik
t;j
lo «*
Madeira
11 M Birnev
:> 0
100
iff)
40
20
w
0
113
2
7 7 1
10=
ii*®n*
Forehand
i! L Johnson
;»
12
w
0
•Hi
3
m 12
13
12 12
A Wilson
AV B Carson
GO
mo
KK)
40
20
Tim
, 23%, 47%
1:15.
Track fast
Went to
at 3:09. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
-..me. AGNiEK, after being outrun to the stretch turn, eg me through next to the rail and. finishing fast.
- •lie- STAR GIFT down and outstayed him in tlie filial drive. STAR GIFT Ix-gan slowly and. tieing forced
tun 'vide all the way. covered much mon ground than the winner and tired in the final drive B\Y-
■ |ioH N tired alter moving up rapidly on the stretch turn. DYNAMO closed a big gap. TON I ATA quit
after setting a f " s ' pace to the homestretch. AMEKICI'S also quit after displaying speed.
Scratched —7806 Madriga Halt, 117: 99(147 Hammou Pass. 109.
i >x i -i -weights- Dynamo, 2 pounds; Horace E.. 2.
7851
THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile.
Selling. Net value to
<7810-
" Inner
l:ll-v, — 3 — 91.) Purse 34CO. 4y<-ar-o!ds and upward.
S3i*ii: sect aid. $7": third, $30.
hid
I Inrsi
A Wt I’P St
% Str Fin Jerkev;
( Mvners
O H U P
7801 -‘PARDNER
««!(> WORKING LAD
7802 1 : 1 VC K FORT)
7818 OA KHUR.NT
5547 SIR DEN RAH
7781) - TROY WEIGHT
7774* UNION JAt'K
2879 ROD AND GUN
xv 4 107
xv n 4 112
. XV 7 109
xv 7 1"!*
x\- 4 112
xv 5 109
xvs f> 104
xv It 4 107
1
1" 25 25
7-5 s — a >;;
30 20 6
tit) l<0
p. ih ink 1 1 Deroiula M G Redwell
7= 5 2 4= 2 1 * G Burns H Moose I
til ;th 3h S' W Burns R E Watkins
ft* 4 1 A M* thews P M Walker 3,
2'J 2 ' 2 'i 5'-’ Musgr’ve H <* Hollenbeck 1
3‘ 4'*s .15 O'" C Turner Miss E A Tvson t>
4 l 7" 7 3 7 2 VV Ward H B Bon field «:
8 8 8 8 Sohut'ger H L Price 3-) 50 50
... Time. 24, 48%. 1 : 14 %. Track fast.
Winner — Il.-c. by Citnard — Lady Rache (trained by 11. G. Bedwell).
Went to post at 3:32. At i«>st 4 minutes. Start good and slew for all but BL Vt'KFDRD
handily : second "ml third driving. PARDNER set the pace and SIR DKNRVII into e-irlv
i mu drew away in the last sixteenth after a hard drive. WORKING LAD a sloxx ho'iiinei-
teadily and. closing a big gap, outstayed BLACKFORD at the end. BLACKFORD was puli. , I up
start and forced to go wide all the way and ran a good race. OAK HURST finished fust SIR DI
slmwefl speed aud run a good half, then tiretl as if short. TROY WEIGHT ran well for a half
20 10
15 S
Won
defeat,
gained
at the
1 NBA II
SATURDAY. APRIL 26. 1913. iCIW..
' DXTli'Yi RATING FORM.
Havre de Grace Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, April 2G.
r7 O P5T t) FOURTH RACE — 1-2 Mile. ( 7327 — 49% —2—111.1 First Running Germantown Selling
4 Ou4 Stakes. Value $1. (MX). 2 year-olds. Net value to winner $075; son. uni. $2QO; third. $100.
1 11(1 Horses ‘ A M'l l' P St u t-j Sir Fill Jockeys IKvnels II U I' I' S
77X13 IGOIUH *X \V 117 6 4 2 ' '. 2 3 J- J Wilson .1 L Holland 12 1-2 2-5 out--.
»V Ell A 'll EX' w 109 7 5 1- l nk -- Nathan E .1 McGraw W 10 10 :: 0-5
CANTO wb 112 2 7 4i 3- 3-’ Hut well A H Morris in 20 20 7 3
777©*M1LKY WAY w 99 3 2 ti 1 til 41 Wolfe R T Wilson 10 15 16 6 2J
7 829 s DA LEY WATERS w 104 1 1 6- 4“ k 5“ k Deromla H G Bedwell lo It* 8 8 6 7 10
FOOL O’ FORTUNE wb 112 4 9 8 8 6* G Ruins K C Rates lo 30 30 10 4
“ROGER GORDON w 98 8 3 3 1 5 l 71 Snider S Ross 20 40 40 10 4
7838 CHAS. CAN NELL w 104 6 0 7= 7*18 C Turner .1 M Zimmer 10 12 12 3 6-5
Time. 23 . 48% (new track record). Track fast.
Winner — Rr. c. I>v Martinet— Suave (trained l>y II. Marshall),
k Went to post :it ;;:6S. At post t; minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; seeond and third driving.
% •/ DUN was outrun for the Gist <|iiarter, blit resimitded with a good burst of s|ie<d when called on in the
1 retch ; ind. wearing A E1LCHEN down, got up in tile last sixteenth and was going away at the end.
Yi.'ll.CHEX is a quick heglnner and ran into a long lead in the first quarter, hot tired badly when chal-
lenged by the winner. CANTU began slowly and was taken around on the outside, then finished fast.
MILKY WAY and RALLY WATERS were caught in a jam while rounding the far turn. ’Hie others were
outpaced.
Snatched— 7827-Vega. 114; (7S2fti Gallop, 10fi; 7S27 3 Pnniette Bleu, 98; 7S3S Lennie I).. loO; Private
Cheer, 109.
overweights — Milky Way. 1 pound. !
(7 Q ff *> Firm RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (515S- 1 :05%— 3-105.) Purse $400. 3 -year-olds nml «l>-
4 *3 ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $500; second. $70; third. $30.
w 117
♦>
4
3*5
2 3 l 3 J Wilson
J
L
w 109
7
l 3
1 nk 2 s Xathan
E
J
WJt 112
4-i
3- 3-’ Butweil
A
H
w 99
3
2
♦i 1
6i 45 AVolfe
R
T
W 104
1
1
6 2
411k ;,uk Deronda
11
' i
C Turner .1 M Zimmer
O H C P S
1-2 1-2 2-5 out
10 10 10 3 6-5
10 20 20 7 3
10 15 15 6 2j
10 10 8 8-5 7-10
10 30 30 10 4
20 40 40 10 4
10 12 12 3 6-5
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
7853
A WtPPSt 1 1 *, "j Sir Fin Jockeys
7 790 ALDBRARAX WB 4 117 1 2
(0497 ) VIRILE wb 3 108 3 5
7 78* -’DISCOVERY w 3 94 6 6
(7814 (I’ll. ANTOINETTE w 3 109 2 3
0037 3 L’ AIGLOX w 3 97 5 4
3285 SIR. MARION w 4 114 4 1
lh ifc ja l-> Wolfe
5‘ 3"k 4° 2“ Butweil
31 4 >. ;pi 3". Snider
2 s 2- 2»t 4 3 Nathan
Owners
R T Wilson
J E Davis
H P W’hitney
A L Aste
A N Davidson
Musgr’ve H C Hallenbeck 40 80 80 20 6
7854 S,X I
ml upward. Selling.
led Horses A WtPPSt *4 % % Sir Fill Jockeys O n
1 7 830 1 D. MACI.SONALD wr. 7 1 177 1 i H I 3 I 1 ?. 1“ l 8 3 W’ilson J L
7789 - H ASSON
781 5* MERRY LA'D
7785 CHBRRYt >LA W 6 111 0 4 4* 4* 5 5 4A Frach A R Joplin 35 •> o 4-> 1-5
7815 FUTURITY wb 4 108 4 3 3?. 3- 3 1 4“k 5 Schut'ger W F Carmody 15 30 30 4 4-5
Time. 24. 48%, 1:14%, 1:40 %, 1:44%. Track fast.
Winner— Cli. g. by Sombrero — -Berriedale (trained by H. Alarshall).
Went to post at 4:48. At i*»st 4 minutes. Start fair and slow. Won cantering: second and third
(hiving. DoNALR MACDONALD raced Into an easy lead on The iiaekstreteh. shook off his opposition in
1 he last quarter and won pulled up. HASSON ran in closest pursuit from the start, but was tiring through
Hie last eighth. MERRY LAD was as good as left and, closing a big gap. was wearing HASSON down at
t lie eml. CHERRYOLA and FFTFRITY showed speed, but both quit. The winner, entered for $800, was
bid up to $1 .805 and bought in.
Scratched 7785- Font. 109 : 7793 3 Mary Ann K., 85; 7837 Spellbound, 114: 7S1S-Eddie Graney, 106.
Overweights — Hasson. 5 pounds, j
COEUR D’ALENE FORM CHART.
(ALAN COURSE.)
COEUR D'ALENE. IDAHO, FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1913.— Sixth day. Coenr d’Alene Fair and Racing Asso-
ciation. Spring and Summer .Meeti ng of 01 days. Weather clea r.
Presiding Judge. Kolten 1'. Leighton. Starter, Edward Trilie. Racing Secretary, Phil Reilly.
Pacing starts at 2:1.3 p. in. i Chicago time 4:15 p. ni.i. “Indicates apprent ice allowance.
7 Q ft FIRST RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. t2I42 — 41 %— 2— 10ft. 1 Purse $5o0. 2 year olds. Maidens.
§ O O Selling, Net value to winner $210; second, $tin; third. $30,
*~ 1 miex Hot'S. -. A WtPPSt % b. % Str Fill Jockeys Owners * Egniv. Odds Str't
7567 RIMIFAX w 112 6 3 13 l-'l Molesw'h D S Fountain * 3<Ht-l00
7X07 MRS. Me w 106 2 1 3 7 ' 2J Ormes H McDaniel 14-5
7807 2 HURT. MANTEL!., xv 109 5 2 2 l 3“ Warren W Gabriel 1
7807 JESSIE SIMPSON xv 107 1 6 4*> k 4t> A Murray A Simpson 107
7343 VIRGINIA S. w 109 4 5 5 6'5 Rur’game W St Vincent 20
7803 MYRA H ELMER w 109 3 4 6 6 J Murphy Allen & Hensley 20
Time, 24%, 42%. Track fast.
$2 nmtue’.s paid. Kitnifax. $8.00 straight, $3.40 place, $2.00 show: Mrs. Me, $3.60 place. $2.40 show;
Hold. Mantel I, $2.2o show.
Equivalent Linking odds — Rimlfax. :',o0 to 100 straight, 70 to 100 place, .".it to 100 show: Mrs. Me. 8o
id 1 ( h i place. 20 to ICO show; Robt. Mantell, 10 to 1 00 show.
Winner — B. c, by A'oorhees — Maya II. (trained by D. S. Fountain).
Went to lu st at 2:19. At post 1 minute. Start fair and slow. Won easily: seeond and third driving.
RIMIFAX lett the harrier with a good tuirst of speed and drew away into a decisive lead at the finish.
MRS. Me closed a gap and caught the tiring ROBT. MANTELL in the final fifty yards. ROBT. MANTELL
ran well, hut tired in the final drive. JESSIE SIMPSON began sideways and swerved over against VIU-
t.l.NlA S. shortly after the barrier arose.
Scratched — 7X31 Alabama Bam, 1 «'< i : 7107 Alwilda. 109.
w 3 105
WB 5 115
xv 6 111
wb 4 108
?'} 2 nk 2 h 2'i 2i R HoffmanR G Mart in
3 5 Robbins F B Brown
45 FYach A R Joplin
5 Schut’ger W F Carmody
O H C P S
7 -207-207- 20out —
50 50 SO 5 4-1
8 8 8 1 1 -
H U P7 K FIRST RACE
I 0»J *J Selling. >
index Horses
' 7567 RIMIFAX \
7X07 MRS. Me i
7 807 - ROBT. MANTELL >
7 80 7 JESSIE SIMPSON i
7343 VIRGINIA s. t
7*03 MYRA H ELMER i
Egniv. Odds Slr't
' 30n- 100
14-5
1
107
20
20
7856
SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile
Selling. Net value to
, (08266— 1:13— 5— 4)3.» 1
winner $210; second. $60:
’nrse $300.
third. $30.
3-year-olds. Maidens.
Index Horses
A Wt 1’1’St
*4 *2 % Str Fin Jockeys
Owners
Eqnivy Odds Str't
7809 JOE RUSHER w 109 4 2 l 1 If 2 2 2} Warren W Gabriel 9
6251 -SAM GRIGSBY w 109 6 1 2% 3'i 3 b 3» W Taylor Alien & Lawless 21-10
, 7585 MAGDA B. xv 107 2 4 4 s 4" 4=*. 4 SS Ormes R Macias 13-5
■/7 18ft DOWNLAND xv 10S 3 5 5 5 5 5»“ Woods T H Ryan 11
jf SIR TEDDY WB 112 1 6 6 6 6 6 Patterson Redbud Stable 30
Time, 24%, 50, 1:17%. Track fast.
$2 mtituels paid. Luke Van Zandt, $6 60 straight, 88 .no place, $5.00 show: Joe Bustier, $6.40 place,
$3,841 show: Sam (irigsby. $3.20 show.
Equivalent liooking odds- — Luke Van Zandt. 230 to 100 straight. 90 to 160 place, 50 to 100 show; Joe
Basher. 220 to loti place. 90 to 100 4imv ; Sam (Irigsby, 60 to loo show.
Winner — B. g. by Luke Ward — Lula Perkins (trained by It. N. Vestal).
Went to taist at 2:58. At itost 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: seeond and third driv-
ing. LUKE VAN ZANDT was saved close up behind the pacemakers until on (lie stretch turn, from where
he moved up rapidly and drew away to win in a canter. JltE RUSHER set the early pace and. I icing usial
im, much in racing SAM GRIGSBY' into defeat, tired in the stretch. SAM GRIGSBY showed speed anti
l it! gamely, hut finished tiring. MAGDA B. bled.
Overxveiglits — Doxvnland, 1 pound.
nr ^ rr THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. t270S— 3 :26 -0 -107.) Purse $800. 4-year-olds and upward"
Fillies and Marcs. Selling
Index Horses A WtPI’Sr ‘4 *,• 3 j Str Fill Jockeys Owners Equiv. odds Str't
~TxUl HARLEM MAID wit 7 109 3 5 7 7 5' 2'> l 11 . Pauley F M Hopper 59O-100
7*20 -BUSS xvl! 4 106 7 7 3*> 2* 2'i 3 3 2“k Hill H Mack 19-20
7836 SADIE SHAPIRO wb 4 1W 6 6 2 1 I s 1'?. U 3“ Ormes Coburn Rros 9
7 808 HELEN SCOTT wb 5 109 4 1 6 4- 3J 4*5 1“ Molesw’h S J Kelley 4
( 2809 )SA I.I ’EARL xv 9 109 5 3 ]n k 3'5 4a 5 5' Rur’game R Gonter 8
7821 HELENA w 5 109 1 1 4 ; J 5 7 7 6" k W Gargan W Gargan
782 1 3 LOCUST RUD xvs C lo9 2 2 5 6 6 6 7 Bezanson J B Clark 63
Time. 24 , 48. 1:15, 1:27%. Track fast. ’
$2 mtituels paid. Harlem Maid, $13.80 straight, $5.60 place, $8.6o show: Bliss. $3.60 place. $2.80 show;
S idle Shapiro. $4.20 sliow.
Eqiiival<mt limiking odds — Harlem Maid. 590 to 100 straight. 180 to 100 place. 80 to 100 show; Buss,
NO to 100 place. 4i> to 100 show; Sadie Shapiro, lit) to 100 show.
Winner — B. m. by Nasturtium — Adorn (trained by G. W. Googe).
Went to i ms i at 8:21. At jaist 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: s^ciuul and third driving.
HARLEM MAII) iiegati slowly and. working her way up by degrees, eauglit the tiring leaders when a six-
teenth out and won going away. BUSS was a forward contender ail the way. hut was given little help by
her rider when it came lo the finish. SADIE SHAPIRO dashed to the front and, after setting a fast pace,
tired in the stretch drive. HELEN SCOTT ran a fairly good race.
rj g pr 4^ FOURTH RACE 3-4 MOe] CIN26C — 1 : 1 3—5— 9::. ) Purse $300. 8-year-olds and upward"
| 9 ) Selling. Net value to winner $210: second. $60: third. $30,
Index Horses A WtPI’St f 4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Egniv. Odds Str't
( 779!) i LOTT A CREED WB 6 107 2 6 6 4- 2> 1‘ M M’ thews J Masterson 19*0-100
Net value to winner $210: seeond. $60: third. $30.
7 808 HELEN SCOTT
( 2*09 >SA I.PEARL
7821 HELENA
7*2 1 3 LOCVST RUD
w a 109 1 1 4-J
xvs 6 lu9 2 2 5
Egniv. odds Str't
390-100
19-20
9
4
8
32
70 fTQ FOURTH RACE— 3-4
i C5 *y Cl Selling. Net vaii
Index Horses
-7 7 99 1 I.OTT A CREED
show: Ada Meade, $.8,611 show.
Equivalent booking oilils— Lotta Creed. 1990 to 100 straight, 380 to 100 plaice, 110 to 100 show; Delaney,
llu to Kill place, 4ii to Inn show: Ada Meade. Nil to 100 sltoxv.
Winner —4 'li. in. by Mammon — My Fair Kentucky (trained by J. Masterson).
Went to i>ost nr 8:52. At imst 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driv-
ing. LOTTA CREED, after being outpaced early, moved tip rapidly when straightened away in the home-
stretch and, wearing DELANEY down, won going away. DELANEY took the lead quickly and set a fast
pace, but tired finally under punishment. ADA MEADE was a forward and game eontemler all the way.
DUTCH ROCK was crowded out by TIM JUDGE and ADA MEADE at tin* half-mile ground and failed to
i-ei ever. Ti.M JUDGE quit alter running well for a half.
^ 4J 7 ( 4 FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. (2582 — -1:38%- 5 — 122.) Purse $300. 4-year-olds and upward.
• *y Si lling. Net value to winner $210; second. $60: third, $30.
Index Horses
< 7*«0tRAI.r:o.NlA
( 7*33 I6ATY FALLEN
74X1 'RAD’LIFF '
7581 SUGAR LUMP
7X13 GR1-7PCHEN G.
758 1 3 SAKE
7801) TALLOW DIP
7836 ’KAN' Y
A WtPI’St i.
XX' 6 111 li
W 4 IDS 8
xv 5 113 2
xv 5 107 1
w 7 107 4
xvs $ ]o9l 7
xvs 7 109 f.
xv 8 107 3
6 1* 1* 1‘ Ink 2
4 4J 3J 3'J ?'l 3 ;
% Str Fin Jockeys
2 3 2 4 l 1 Pauley
1 ' Ink 2 5 Cook
3'1 ?~l 3= Selden
4“k 4'- 1 4h Stanford
Owners
F M Hopper
G A Fra ser
W A McKinney
J H Munson
5i> W Gargan W S Heath
6* Warren D Dennison
7 s Rur'game L Burlingame
S Grotn H Mack
Equiv. Odds Str’t
850-100
IS
33-10
6
38-5
7*36*FANCY xv 8 107 3 2 7 7 S 8 S Grotn H Mack 4J
Time. 24%. 49%. 1:15, 1:42. Track fast.
$2 nuituels paid, Raironia. $9.00 straight. $5.40 place. $4.20 sliow; Gaty Fallen. $8.00 place. $6.80
show ; Ita Icliff. $8. Nil slmw.
Equivalent latoking odds— Raironia. 350 to Km straight. 17o to Inn place, 110 to 100 sliow: Gaty Fallen.
."(Ml In 100 place. 240 to UNI show; Baleliff. 90 to 100 show.
Winner — -B. m. hy Balgoxvan — Sebastiana (trained by G. W. Googe).
Went to i»«si at 4:29. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driv-
ing. BALROXIA began fast atul followed in closest pursuit of GATY FALLEN to the stretch, then chal-
lenged when a sixteenth out. and. taking the lead, won going away. GATY FALLEN set tile pace to the
la- t eight li and tired after a game effort. RALCLIKF xv.is prominent till the way. Intr finished a distant
third. SUGAR LUMP xvas nearly knocked down while going to the first turn and. closing a big gap. ran a
good race. FANCY rati a bad race.
Scratched — 7N24 Flying 113; 7N21 Jim Cafferata, 109: 7.811 Hadad. 10.8.
• - - — -
r7 4A/;*/\ SIXTH RACK— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (2641— 1 : 06 4— 11.8.) Purse $300. 4 year olds and up
4 ward. Selling. Net value to winner $210; second. $i!0: third. $80.
Index Horses A WtPI’St hi 1 - % Str Fill Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't
7799 COOL xv B 8 111 6 3 P. 4* A 3% 1= Pauley H O * J Lowry 19'jo-leo
7797 BI3DA w 6 109 7 2 l-’l l 3 I s 2J W Gargan W Gargan 27-10
-:k|0 SHOOT’O SPRAY wb 5 114 4 t 8 6 5'i 3* Forsyth T M Dickson 27
7824 HAZEL C. xv 4 106 2 5 3'J. 3? 4®k 4*J Bur’ game J A Ochoa 13-5
7832 -STBRLIN wb 5 111 1 7 2®k 2'i 2®k f>ok Groth W MeLemore “>7-1(1
7X34 3 AROUND xv 5 111 3 6 6 5J 6 6 3 Cook Pontius A Roland 5i
7820 Me A LA N xvk 4 108 5 1 7 7 7 7a E Cotton Cotton A Thompson 31
78.2 1 *J. BLACKSTOCK w 6 106 s S 5»k 8 8 8 Dennis Gregg & Barnes 40
Time, 24, 49%. 1:01%. 1:08. Track fast.
$2 mtituels paid. Cool, $40. 40 straight. $lo.no place, $5.00 show: Beila, $5.30 place, $8.40 sltoxv: Shoot
log Spray. $8.60 sliow.
Equivalent hooking raids— Cool. 1920 to 10O straight. 4n0 to 100 place, 150 to lOo show; lteda 160 to
list place, 7<t to Kni show: Shooting Spray. 330 to 100 show'.
Winner — B. g. hy Disguise -Lady Gay (trained by P. Mtilcahy).
Went to post at 5:04. At uo-d 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving.
CODE rail close tip III a good position in the early running, then moved up fast in the stretch racing and
ran Into an easy lead in the final sixteenth. BEDA took the lead quickly and opened a big gap hut tired
badly when challenged »•> the winner. SHOOTING SPRAY saved ground by a close stretch turn and fin-
ished xvitli a rush, HAZEL C. and STERL1X showed spied, but both quit neur the end. ABOUND can do
much better.
The figures under the heading “Rec.” in the [
entries below show the best time of each horse j
at the distance, since January 1, 1911, no matter 1
1 where it finished. In cases xvhere record was ]
made on other than a fast or good track, abbre- !
viations show track conditions.
Racing starts at 2:45 p. m. (Chicago time, 1:45.)
XRuiis well in mud. ©Superior mild runner.
<M) maiden. “Apprentice allowance.
First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
O H C P S
3i Si 3-5 1-3
20 :st) 30 8 3
6 6 6 11-102-5
4-5 1 9-201-6 out
100 150 160 60 12
(Track record:
Ind. Horse.
1 7887 1* SPOH N
(7S1 Ni» Double Five
781 4 3 * Tritier
7840, Striker
7754 Votes
(7789 1 * Thrifty
7825 - Moneroif ...
(6369) Pop Gnu ...
6592 Patrick S...
— 1 :05%— 3— 105.)
Wt. Kee. A.Wt.Hnn.
.110 1:06
.109 1:07
.109 1 :08
. 109 1 :06%
.105 1 :0N %
.107 1:06%
.ill 1:06%
.106 1 :(>9li
.110 1:08
8 105X730
5 107X720
3 99. .715
8 102.. 715
3 101.. 715
5 UNIX 710
r» 1090710
3 104X705
5 109 X 700
Time, 23, 47%, 59%. 1:06. Track fast.
Winner — B. g. by Planudes— l’assan (trained by T. J. Healey).
Went to jKjst ill 4:23. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: seeond and third driving.
Al.DF.BARAN raced PHYLLIS ANTOINETTE to defeat in the first three-eighths and drew axvay in a
canter in the homestretch. VIRILE made up ground steadily and outstayed DISCOVERY through the last
eighth. DISCOVERY began slowly and was forced to go wide In the early running, tint made a fast finish.
PHYLLIS ANTOINETTE quit in the last quarter after running a fast half.
Scratched — 7sii3-'Jne Kniglit. 117: 7786 Marjorie A.. 116 : 7660 Jack Kellogg. 102: 778N Early Light, 108.
I 70 Yards. (4979 — 1 :42% — 4 — 107.) Purse $5o0. 3-year-olds
Net value to winner $40ti: second. $70: third. $30.
Second Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
(Track record: 7841 — :54 — 2 — 109.)
(7849) Uncle Ji.nmie 108 :54 107. .725
(7606) Preston Lynn 112 :55% 115. .720
7841 3 Florin 104 :54% .107.. 715
(7817) Trade Mark 112. .715
7794 Gainer 110. .710
7827 s Pomctte Bleu (All. 100. .705
7805 Spearhead (M) 103.. 700
7841 Maxim’s Choice (M)IOO :56 103.. 700
Master Joe. hr. e,
by Hastings —
Fair Empress.... 108
Claxonetle. b. f. hy
Peter Quince - —
Screech 100....;
Executor, h. e. hy
Fatherless — Net-
work * 100
Willie Waddell, hr.
c, hy Lord Ester-
ling — Brief 103
Third Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
3 year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 5040—1:45% — 6 — ill.)
7.880= El Oro 108 1:46% 7 116X725
7793 s * Alary Ann K 8 88x720
Ind. Horse. AVt. Bee. A.Wt.Han.
7818-'* Eddie Graney 1 lo 1:46% 6 1050715
7830 s Floral Day 108 1:48 4 105 X 710
7806 Madrigalian 5 110X700
7789 .Irene Guinmell (At) 4 105X700
Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
Philadelphia Handicap. $1,500 Added.
3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: 7840— 1:11%— 3— 91.)
(7816i Ten Point 108 1:18 8 118 X 750
7790- Light O’ AU Life.. 105 1:18% 4 110 . 740
77Ntit Adams Express 107 1:12% 5 124X735
(7593 1 Sliackleti.il 120 1:14%h 5 111X735
7786 s Sir Blaise !>7 1:12% 4 108X735
761 2 s Carlton G 109 1:12% 6 1060730
7N16 yrover Hughes 118 1:11% 5 116x730
7N39 Klehurne 108 1:12% 3 99 X730
63004 Hedge Ill 1:12% 4 102. .730
0007 s * Cliff Edge lit) 1:18 7 104X725
98330 Everett 6 110x725
tH. C. Hallenbeck entry.
Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
(Track record: 4917 — :59 — 2 — 109.)
(7829) Gallop " 112. .725
7634 Ruby Hyams 101x720
781." The Urchin 109. .715
7841* Steliata (At) 100. .710
7N29* Searsdale (Alt .... 97.. 705
7805 John Alarshall (AI).. 108. .700
Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and
upward.
Sell in
J.
(Track record: 7
840—1 : 1 1 %— 3—
li
>
7815=
Towton Field .
lit) 1
13%
115. .725
7S26*
Nimbus
loft 1
12%
s
107 X 720
7926)
('lent Benchey
tut 1
15%
♦;
111X715
7. si )2-
Spin
104 1
1 r. - -
fi
llo. .71.5
762il=
t'liilton King .
112 1
14%
:j
100X715
7>^»7
Progressive . . .
110 1
17
100X715
7S1 8*
Captain Elliott
02X710
7796
Anavri
105 1
14%
a
112X710
7804
Magazine
111!) 1
15%
s
115X710
779 1*
Entilv Lee . . .
15%
5
105X705
7768-
Aialitine
101 1
13%
<;
105. .705
7801
Lad of Lnngdeu
. ..107 1
13%
u
112X705
7547-
Nello
102 1
1.3%
4
1 10X700
1 ij !* J." J *
Coining Coon .
105 1
13%
4
115X605
754.5 >
Anlelon .......
105 1
13%
;;
05 X60-5
7 st a;*
Frog
111!) 1
14%
5
107X6SH)
FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (5158 — 1:05% — 3—105.)
Index Course Dlst TimeT’ckOdds
SP0HN, b. g. 8
7837 H.deGrace oS f l:0fi%fast 13-5
7804 H.deGrace f>| f 1 :07%fast 20
7786 H.deGrace 5i £ l:07%good 30
7436 Charlest’n 51 f 1:08 fast 11-10
735S Charleston 7-8 1 :2S%good 4J
7279 Charleston 3-4 l:15%good 3-5
7122 Charleston 3-4 1 :14%Cast 18-3
6:»90 Charleston 7-8 1:27%fast 3
0947 CTiarleston 3-4 1:15 fast 4
DOUBLE FIVE, b. h. 5
7X1N H.deGrace 5 h f l:«7%fast 3-2
7791 H.deGrace 5-s 1 :01%good 2j
7783 H.detdraee 5-S 1:02 good 7
7762 Jamestown 3-4 1 :15%good 2
7727 Jamestown 3-4 l:14%fast 10
76(25 .Tamest' wn 5j f l:07%fast 3J
6482 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 good 15
6427 Pimlico 3-4 1:13 fast 20
6333 Pimlico 3-4 1:15* hvy 3-2
6092 Laurel 3-4 1 :16g slowll-10
5977 I-aurel 3-4 1:13* fast 3*
TRIFLER, blk. f. 3
7814 H.deGrace 5-S 1 :00%fast 2
6597 Jamestown 5A f 1 :08 fast 4
6501 Pimlico 5J f 1:07* fast 20
6375 Pimlico a-8 1:01* fast 10
STRIKER, br. g. 3
7$4o H.deGrace 3-4 l:11%fast 5
7673 Jamestown 3-4 l:15Vr,fast 4-5
6558 Jamestown 1 1:41* fast 7-5
6393 Pimlico 5i f 1:08* fast 3-2
6029 Laurel 3-4 1:12* fast 20
5887 Laurel 3-4 1:14§ fast 12
5837 Laurel 3-4 1:12* fast 30
5335 H.deGrace 5£ f 1:09* slop 7
5036 H.deGrace 51 f 1:06* fast 4
4759 H.deGrace 5-8 1:01 fast 3-2
VOTES, br. f. 3
7754 Jamestown ll:41%mud 8
7691 Jamest’wn 5A f 1 :08%fast 1
7600 Jamestown 3-4 l:13%fast 100
6583 Jamestown 51 f 1 :08* fast S
6563 Jamestown 5* f 1:08 fast 15
THRIFTY, b. m. 5
7789 H.deGrace 5-S l:02%good 3
7692 Jamest’wn 5j f 1 :0S%!'ast 2
7671 Jamest’wn 51 f l:0S%fast 5
6528 Jamestown 3-4 1:13* fast 20
6316 Laurel 51 f 1:07* fast 15
6299 Laurel 3-4 1:14* fast 30
M0NCRE1F, ch. h. 5
7825 H.deGrace 5J f l:07%fast 6 5
7783 H.deGrace 5-8 1:02 good 30
0622 Jamestown 3-4 1:15* slop 15
6602 Jamestown 3-4 1:14* fast 3J
6579 Jamestown 3-4 1:14 fast 4
6545 Jamestown 51 f 1:08 fast 15
5774 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast 8
5650 Laurel 3-4 1:141 fast 10
5515 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast 2J
5408 H.deGrace 51 f 1:0S* hvy 5
POP GUN. ch. c, 3
«Sii9 Latonia 3-4 1:14? fast 21-5
0083 Latonia 3-4 1:15* mud 41
6034 T>atonia 51 f 1:09* hvy 14-5
5542 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:11* fast 9
5245 H.deGrace 5* f LOS* hvy 4J
5041 H.deGrace 5-8 1:00 fast 11-5
PATRICK S.. ch. g, 5
6592 Jamestown 3-4 1:14* fast 7
6545 Jamestown 51 f 1:08 fast 9
6499 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 30
6333 Pimlico 3-4 1:15* hvy 12
6246 Laurel 3-4 1:14* good 12
61C8 Laurel 51 f 1:11* hvy 20
5776 Laurel lmTOy 1 :43* fast 15
5390 H.deG’ce lm70y 1:49* hvy 2J
5291 H.deG’ce lm70y 1:40* good 6
5249 H.deGrace 3-4 1:14* hvy 10
109
2
1 2
2
35 4 33 K Martin
114
5
4
3
25 14 E Martin
107
118
3
1
1
By Roehampton-
l 3 I s Wolfe
111)
1
r
1
15 2* Skirvin
Iftl
3
1
1
1*5 1* “Wolfe
113
2
1
1
3 s 4*3 Wolfe
110
1
1
1
1*5 3* Wolfe
112
5
3
3
3 s 3*3 Butweil
118
2
1
7
8=° 8 10 E Martin
128
1
3
4
6 C** 5 Foreband
113
3
1
4
81 9 ,9 5Rutwell
118
1
1
2
3“ k 4 7 J G Bunts
116
1
1
1
1* 1*5 McTag’rt
Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish
By Peep o'Day — Smirr (H. G. Bedwell).
I 3 l 3 Deronda N Honey Bee, Cowl. Progressive
5 s 4'* Robbins tl Azy iade. Altainalia. Tarts
7 7" : Deronda 7 Sp'gBoard. Sir Blaise. CaugliHill
5* 6"’ C Grand . (> Hoffman. Americas. Vile.v
4 4* C Grand 4 D. Alacdon'd. AliltonB.. Shack’ton
2 ,! l l,k Taplin 4 .1. Kellogg. Eatherola, Royal Tea
11 l n C Grand 0 G.Cap, ( 'ol.Asbmeade. Royal Tea
31 4 2 J E Martin 4 Sherwood. Merry Lad. Amoret
I s l 3 Wolfe C> E .Graney. Oakliurst. Paris Queen
11 2* Skirvin 4 Fly. Yankee, Revhourn. Arcene
l’i 1' Wolfe S Aloneieif. Black Chief, Cowl
3 s 4 4 3 Wolfe 8 Font. York Lad. Camellia
l’l 3* Wolle !) Big Dipper, R. Message. El Oro
3 2 3*5 Butweil 0 Alartre, Rye Straw, Chemulpo
8 2 » 8 1K E Martin 0 Chii. Queen, Slterwood. Itosseaux
6 6 1 "IForehand 6 Lace, Spring Board. Grosvonor
81 9 19 lButwell 10 Patrick S.. C.Coon. Law.Wiggins
3° k 4 7 J G Burns 6 T.Busyb’y. Prem’r. J.H.H’ghton
I I l 1 * McTag’rt 11 Seneca. Pluvious. Nimbus
By Ogden — Fads and Fancies (T. Monahan).
4' 3‘ C Turner 5 P. Antoinette, F. Fairy. Sil. Moon
2* 1*J Karriek !) Gardenia, Jack Kellogg, Abdoa
7 s 8 UI 1J Glass !l I.eoehares, Briar Path Tarts
9* 9 9 J Glass 12 Paukhurst. W’da Uitzer. C.ltrnsh
By Disguise — Contentious (Quincy Stable).
6 s 6 r, l Montour 7 Tarts. Sherwood. Chuckles
2 l 1* McCahey 8 Rose Queen. Fatherola. P. Queen
I II 2t* Schut’ger 8 Ins. Alan, Grosvenor. Ella flrane
1* 1'* Schut’ger 14 Lawsuit. George Stoll. Cordie F.
5 1 5 7 } Schut’ger 7 Leoehares, H. .Majesty. Barnegar
C 1 6 s J Schut'ger it Flammurion. Federal. Sand Vale
7 7% Schut’ger 7 R.View. Leoehares. Frederick L.
4 l 4** Schut’ger 5 Y’kee Notions, Tartar. Baruegat
1 5 1* Schut’ger 11 Ringling, Chii. King. EarlyLight
1* I s Schut’ger 6 Cordie K„ Honey Bee, Van Deren
By Voter — Ecatarina (F. Musante).
4 r ' 4 9 1 Montour 6 A'oltliorpe, Kilturitv. Discovery
2* I 9 Skirvin S Discovery, Wanda I’itzer. Be Ira y
2 3 2'S Skirvin S Palanquin, Cogs. Jonquil
5* 3'* Butweil 11 Pike’s Peak. Smash, old Coin
56 3'i Butweil 12 Aneon. Willis, Pike’s Peak
By Ogden — Busy Maid (H. Penny).
1* I s W Dunn S Hasson. Americus. Chilton Dance
2 1 . 33 Deronda !) Isl. Queen, Ancon. NnrnocJ. V.Jr.
7 U * Wolfe 11 Star Gift. Queen Bee. Alartre
9 9 11 W Dunn U Sherwood, Itosseaux Spohn
10* 12 11 Ambrose 1(5 Dr.R.L.Swar’r. J.Nun’y. Aladm’n
11 s 12‘* W Dunn 12 Seneca. Chemulpo. VenetaStrome
By Cesarion — Lizzie Keller (E. F. Condran).
2' 2' Madeira ti Aliss.AIoments. Schaller. iienpeck
3 1 2’ Madeira S Double Five, Black Chief. Cowl
41 5% Wolf !) Black Chief, Viley, Ben Lovni
7* 8'"lMadeira 9 J. Denman, Premier Berkeley
I s l 3 Madeira 12 Napier, JoeGaitcns, J’k Nunnaily
8 s 7*3 Madeira 12 Patrick S., Calisse, Berkeley
81 S 9 1 Ford 13 D’ble Five, Ch. Queen. Kn’t Deck
31 4“ Ford 11 Joe Kniglit. The Gardener, AIuflT
ol 5-3 Butweil 7 Back Bay. Sixty. Alontealm
I s 11 Butweil 8 Oebro Court. Coming Coon, Fond
By Russell — S. G. P. (A. Turney).
1H 1> C Turner 11 Toy. Smash. Chilton King
5' C"; C Turner ft T.Grader, S.Hirscli. TerrihleBiil
2*5 B Steele 10 Terr.Bill, JacobBunn. Gold Color
a 0 -( ’ Turner 5 SmokeHouse. Cream, Foundation
16 2J C Turner 5 Ringling. Continental. Hon. Bee
3 s 3“ C Turner 7 Coy, Federal, Chilton Song
5* 6'J 0 Turner
36 2'1 B Steele
5 5'°1C Turner
16 2J C Turner
3 s 3“ C Turner
By Isia — Sadie 8. (P. J. Fox).
6»k 5-1 Wolf
ft Aviator, Oftppertown. Sir Blaise
1 3 6 s Small
lo Cardiff. Toddling. Magazine
08 04 S^‘ hu . 1 F er 12 Bilarious, York. Boy. Edith Inez
5, o,, . 4 futurity. Absconder. Affable
lu 5 c , hu K cer 7 Pardner. Futurity. Hempstead
3'i 3*J Schut ger ft Chilton Queeji, Sticker. Sir Giles
7X24 (DELANEY
w 5 112 4 4
12 r _- 12 2*a
Ormes
H McDaniel
7-5
7X36 ) ADA MEADE
\v 7 107 3 2
l*ii 2 1 * 3*5 3 2
McDow’li
G A Fraser
9
7X35 -DUTCH ROCK
wb 5 112 6 1
43 5 ^ 5 42
W Gargan
Heath <)fc Ambrose
2|
7 7!) 7 )TTM JUDGE
WB a 109 1 3
^uk c* 1 43 r»2
Groth
J Cuneo
2
7 46X KING ELK
5 118 55
5 6 6
Hill
L W Hicks
8
Time. 24
%, 48%, 1:14.
Track fast.
$2 mutueis paid. Lotta
1 Creed, $41.80
straight. $0.60
place, $4.20
show: Delaney. $4.20 place.
82. SO
SECOND RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (7841 — 54-
UNCLE JIMMIE, b. g, 2
7849 H.deGrace 4’. f 54 fast 7-5
7794 H.deGrace 1-2 49 good 3
PRESTON LYNN. ch. c, 2
7606 Charlest'n 4* f 55%good 25
FLORIN, b. f. 2
7MI H.deGrace 4). f 54 fast 4
7732 Jamest’wn 41 f 55%fast 9
7659 Jamestown 1-2 49%fast 11-5
TRADE MARK, br. f, 2
7 n! 7 H.deGrace 1-2 49 fast 7-10
7787 H.deGrace 1-2 50%good 3
7755 Jamestown 1-2 49%mud 8-5
7ti!t6 Jamestown 1-2 49%fast 6-5
7634 Jamestown 1-2 48%fast 10
GAINER, ch. c. 2
7794 H.deGrace 1-2 49 good 8-5
7609 Charleston 1-2 r»u%slop 1
P0METTE BLEU, b. f. 2
7827 H.deGrace 1-2 4S%fast 5
7805 H.deGrace 1-2 49%1'ast 11-10
SPEARHEAD, br. c, 2
7905 H.deGrace 1-2 49%fast 7
MAXIM’ S CHOICE, b. c, 2
7S41 H.deGrace 4’. f 54 fast 40
First start for the following:
MASTER JOE. br. c. 2
CLAXONETTE. b. f, 2
EXECUTOR, b. c, 2
WILLIE WADDELL, br. c. 2
By Uncle — Catherine Carson (F. Johnson).
I s I s C Turner ft Holiday. Stonehenge. Alnniecai
ink 2 1 * Skirvin (5 Enver Bey, Armament, Gainer
By Dick Welles — Animosity (J. M. Zimmer),
l'l 1* J Hanover 4 Gordon. Miss Waters. San Jon
By Hamburg— Fiesole (H. P. Whitney).
31 3 3 * Ambrose 7 Enver Bey. Punch Bowl. Galnxv
L>« 2“k Troxler ti W'n Shoes, It. Oliver. Checkmate
1* 1* Troxler 8 Sonny-Boy, EduaLeska. M.Casca
By Broomstick — Repute (Beverwyck Stable).
1- 1- Troxler (5 Wanita, Sanctuary. 'Sliippogan
4* 5* Troxler C SonnyBoy. AlissWaters. The Iiloi
4 3 3} Troxler ID Sonny Boy. Bulgar, E.lna Leska
1* 2" Troxler 8 It. Oliver. Checkmate, T. Enougli
26 2 s Troxler 8 W'n Slmes. Bulgar, Ruby Hyams
By Martinet — Druid (J. L. Holland).
4 s 4 3 3 J Wilson ti E.Be.v. Uncle Jimmie. Armament
l'l l 9k Alondon 5 C.Cannell. Old Jordan. East. Star
By Ben Brush — Mauviette (R. T. Wilson).
3 3 3'3 AVolfe 4 Trumps. Vega. Aitss Cavanagli
8 s 8°1 Wolfe It) Ray o' Light. Mater, Gallop
By Aeronaut — Dartee (E. B. Cassatt).
66 7 8 W Logan 10 Ray o’ Light. Mater. Gallop
By Golden Maxim — Leonalla (J. Whalen).
6 3 6"lFord 7 Enver Bey. Punch Bowl. Flqrin
By Hastings — Fair Empress (Quincy Stable). *
By Peter Quince— Screech (W. P. Scully).
By Fatherless — Network (R. Parr). f
By Lord Esterling — Brief (L. Garth).
THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward.
( 5040 — 1:45% — (5 — 1 11.)
EL ORO. b. h. 7
7930 H.deG’ce lmTOy
7780 Jamestown 1
7761 Jamestown 1
7727 Jamestown 3-4
763S Jamestown 3-4
6617 Jamest’n 1 1-16
6595 Jamest’n 1 1-16
6569 Jamest’n 1 1-4
6529 Jamestown 1
6445 Pimlico 1 1-8
6379 Pimlico 1 1-S
6320 Laurel 1 1-16
5927 Laurel 1 1-16
5706 Laurel 1 f-16
MARY ANN K., ch.
7793 H.deG’ce lm70y
7547 Juarez 1
6613 Jamestown 1
6583 Jamestown 5* f
6501 Pimlico 5J f
6444 Pimlico 7-8
6376 Pimlico 7-8
6297 Laurel 3-4
6244 Laurel 55 f
6166 Laurel 5-8
5999 Laurel 3-4
1 :45%fast
1:41 good
1 :43%good
l:14%fast
l:15*,5fast
1:49 fast
1:47* fast
2:09* fast
1:40* fast
1:57* slop
1:55 fast
1 :46 fast
1:46* fast
1:46* fast
f, 3
1 :47%good
l:40%fast
1:43* fast
1 :08* fast
1 :07* fast
1 :29* slop
1 :2S fast
1:15* fast
1 :0S* good
1 :06 hvy i
1:15* fast
By Ethelbert — Dorotheo (N. K. Beal).
ink 2* F’ brother ti D.AIacdonahl. FI. Day. Sepulveda
3* 3 3 ! F'brother ' ti Hoffman. Trn.v Weight. Col. Cook
1* l 3 F’brother 8 F. Alulholland. .Mud Sill. Q’n Bee
4* 4 3 F’brother ft If. Dipper. R.. Message, ll'hle Five
10 9"' F’brother D* Joe Gaitens, Alartre. Tro.vWeigbt
6 s 5' : J F'brother 11 Jacquelina, L. Wiggins. Coppert'n
8 8'-’ F’brother 8 Hilarious. Blackford. J. Dockery
2“k 3 s j F'brother 11 Idieweiss, Supervisor. Apiaster
6' 8*5 F’brother 10 Merry Lad. Kormak, Hilarious
I s 1*> F’brother 0 F. Alulholland. A. Sellers. C.Kruin
3 s 3 3 5 F’brother 6 Blackf’d. Oakli'rst. C.F.Gralnger
6* 5% F’brother 7 C.Edge, D. Macdonald. War Horu
4*5 1* F’brother 8 Futurity. T. Field. F. Alulholland
2 s 2* F’brother ft J. Reardon. Wolferton, Irish Kid
By Northern Star — Polly (P. Hyams).
li 32 Deronda *» Setback. F. Alulholland. Pliant
2 s 1“ J Callahan S Nello, Ocean Queen. Wicket
2* 1* Byrne 10 Alimesis. E. Crane. Fly-By-Night
8 3 7 s i Tealian 11 Pike's Peak. Smash. Votes
5 s 6 s Schut’ger ft Leoehares. Briar Path. Tarts
4 s 2* Ivarrick 7 Brynary, Continental. Lawsuit
65 5 s * Karriek 7 A.Jenks. OceanBltte. Continental
3t> 1* McCahey 11 Astute, Fly-B.v-Night, Novelist
2* 2* Butweil ft p. Antoinette. M.Girl, LaS’nrella
4* 2 s Butweil 12 Big Ditqter, Federalist. Jiiaquia
6 s 2 s Butweil 11 Sand llog. Astute, La Sainreila
I
« I
DAILY RACING FORM.
SATURDAY. APRIL 26. 1013.
EDDIE GRANEY. b. h, 6
1 'In ii <|H !rai i i -My last
•602 » 'lia rl • n 1 1-1<; 1:49% fast
754! Ciiarleston I S H-'9%gooil
7475 Charleston 1 1 :42%(ast
6603 Jamest’n 1 1 It; 1:49$ fast
6.572 Jamestown 3-4 1:131 fast
«(H>2 Laurel 3 4 1:14* fast
3772 Salt I.aUe 1 1:40* fast
3513 Salt T-ake 11:42 fast
3156
C.d’AIcne 1 1-16 1:48 fast
11-6
113
4
1
1
1
2349 C. d’Alene 1 1:41$ fast
6
115
6
6
7
5
FLORAL DAY, ch. f. 4
105
7x:;o
H.deG’ce Iin70yl :45%fast
15
h'2
4
3
3
3
7737
James’ n 1 1 16 1: IS*-, fast
5-2
101
4
4
5
7664
Jaim s n lmTOv l:48%fast
4-5
197
”,
8
8
4
7614
Charleston 1 l:44%slop
2
101
5
4
4
r»
7473
Charle’n 1 m70y l:46%fast
2
98
♦>
3
3
3
7<»S2
Charleston 1 1:42* good
2*
1«S
1
6
5
4
7914
Charles’ n 1 1-16 1:49 fast
9 5
97
3
3
2
2
6962
Chariton 11-16 1:19 fast
5
97
4
2
1
1
6956
Charleston 7-S 1 :29> fast
6
IPS
8
7
5
MADRIGAL1AN, br. h, 5
110
7s«k;
H.deGrace 3-4 1:15 fast
30
ll 1
6
6
8
? t s:>
H.deGrace 3-1 1:16 good 4')
117
5
e
Jamestown 1 l:4! , .,hvy
3
ICO
3
2
2
3
9!loU9
Jamestown 3-4 1:11" hvy
4
197
4
4
5
IRENE GUMMELL, ch. f. 4
105
7789
H.Jctlrace r»-8 l:0-^good 1*7
J<>7
8
S
7
7731
James'n lmTOy 1:46 fast
15
99
s
7
5
fi
7'«8
Jamestown 5-4 1 : 16%fast
4
109
r»
G
3
7's’6
Jancstown 5-S 1 :02' r ,fast
4
119
♦;
6
7
60111
laiurcl 3-4 1:14* fast
7
107
S
8
8
6836
Laurel 3-4 1:14 last
10
92 12
11
9
6730
Laurel 1 1:41* fast
5
109
7
7
6
6584
Laurel 1 1:41$ fast
4$
107
S
7
6
3
6499
H.deGrace 5$ f 1 :t)9 hvy
10
105
6
5
3
By Ossary — May W. (H. G. Begwell).
5* 2 2 Deroiuia tl D'ble Five, Onkburst.' Par.Qucfen
2$ 3*4 .! Hanover K I'.'ilirtitin. F. Godmother. O.Hank
7 fi*4 Deroiuia 7 C'terpart, Quis'ii Bee, It. II. Gray
8'$ 8 l2 4Deronda !) Counterpart. 'I'. Squire. M. Jonah
12* 12 2 * Skirvin 13 An. Sellers. Min. Lee. llarloiiil.hss
ll‘ 0 10 lo $Buxton 12 J.Deimian MontyFos, TbeSquira
8»* 7*1 Fra eh 14 Bodkin. Blackford, Lady Sybil
5 5**lTaplin 5 Cu Bon, Guaranola, Manaaseli
2* l 2 Tapi in 7 Wolferton. Royal River. Cabin
2* 2*4 Forsythe ft Sake. Whidden. Miss Picnic
64 5®J J Hanover 7 Figent, Muff. Chilia
By Nasturtium — Anyday (S. Sotille).
• Sklrvin i: H. Macdonald. F.l Oro. Sepulveda
6 3 G : * Deroiuia s Caliph. I) Em, Fairy Godmother
•I*. 34 T Koerner s Cheer l'p. Ragman. Cynosure
5 2 r. 7 A Sklrvin fi Toddling. Stairs. Myeenae
4' 4‘i Wolfe t; Spindle. Col. Ashmeade. Mud Sill
32 eh T Koerner 7 Col. Cook, Wander, Com. Touch
1* l 3 Wolf S H. Hutchison. Spindle, Leamenee
l 3 I 5 Wolf 7 Outlan. Haldeman. Irish Kid
O' 4 2 T Koerner 11 LuckrUeorge. MissJonah. Heretic
By Arir.eath II. — Madelaine (P. M. Walker).
S 2 lt)' 3 $A M'thewsll Fred Levy, Garry. Star Gift
5'° l 3 A M’ thews 1; Royal Meteor. Font. Cherry Seed
3 s 5 3 1 llyme 4 Husky Lad. Boh R.. Busy
4 1 5 4 3 J Schut'ger 0 Onager. Stilly Night. Madman
By Contestor — Mc-sah-che (L. Garth).
7' 'i'J Hutwell s Thrifty. Hasson. Antericits
5*4 6* Wolfe it C.Beachey, StarCift. The Stpiire
2*5 2 2 Wolfe s Futurity, Geo. S. Davis. Tackle
6* -4 s Hutwell 12 Itockrest. Arran. Captain .links
8* 8 1# 3Schut’ger 12 Roy a (Message. Mongolian. Triton
8$ 6 4 Jj Karrick 12 (Sixty. Turbine. Clem Beacliey
3* 2 l Schut’ger 7 woodDove. Triton. IIugliicQuinn
4 3 4®$ Schut’ger 10 Oc.Blue. Edith Inez. Wood Dove
2 J 24 Schut’ger 11 Sickle. Con Curran. Wood Dove
7 1 fi' ; J Hutwell
5*4 6 s Wolfe
2*5 2 2 Wolfe
6* 4 3 Hutwell
8* 8 1# 3Seliut’ger
84 6 4 i Karrick
3 l 2* Schut’ger
FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. Philadelphia Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. < 7X40 — 1:11 "4 — 3 — 07.) 7103 Charleston
NIMBUS, b. g. 8 107
782H H.«lc< trace 4 1:1 l%fast 41 111 fi
7s"2 H.deGrace 54 f l:08%fast 8 l<i7 3
7626 Charle'n 1 1-16 l:4S%fast 6 110 2
7til7 charleston I S l:2t»:good 3 114 3
75 •0 Charleston 3-4 l:14- 2 fast 11-5 98 5
7517 Charleston 3 4 l:15%good 3 107 3
7486 Charleston 3-4 l:14%t'ast 4-5 1**8 7
7433 Charleston 3-4 1:15 fast 1 108 5
CLEM BEACHEY. b. g. 8 111
7826 H.deGrace 3 1 1 : 1 t%:'ast « Kin 4
7782 Ja lues’ll 1 1-16 l:48' s good 3 104 1
7763 James’ 11 1 1 16 l:5<>%good 6 105 4
7731 J antes’ n lm7oy 1:46 fast 20 104 2
77'»> Jamestown 7 S 1:30 fast 44 101 3
7651 Janies’n ]m70y 1 :47%fast 7 102 2
76nl Charleston 3 4 l:ll%fast 6 109 1
7562 Charlest’n 0! f 1:09 fast 6 107 3
7539 Charlest’n 51 f 1 09', 4 good 8 107 1
SPIN. ch. in, 5 . 110
78".' H.deGrace 3* f l:07%fnst 40 IP* 1
6561 JatnesCn lm70v 1:16* fast 10 105 7
6513 .lamest’ n 1 116 1 :48* fast 12 107 4
6498 Pimlico lm40y 1:43 fast 8 107 3
6301 laiurel lni7<iy 1:451 fast 3 106 8
6248 1 .a 11 re I lm70y 1:4.5* good 20 107 5
.'954 Laurel 54 f 1:0S fast 15 113 4
57«t6 I -a m e] 1 1-16 1:16* fast 40 102 7
551G laurel, 1 1-16 1:471 fast 10 107 5
CHILTON KING. ch. c, 3 100
7629 .lamest n ">4 f l:0S%fast 24 HO 2
7624 Cha t ies’ll 1 1-4 2:11 fast 7' 113 2
7576 Charleston 1 l:43%mud 7-5 112 1
7537 Charlest’n 51 f 1 :0s --good 1-2 108 2
T3SS Charleston 1 1 :44%good 8-5 102 5
7342 Charleston 1 l:45%hvy 3-2 99 1
7252 Charleston 3-4 1:18* hvy 3-5 112 5
7133 Charleston 3-4 1:15* fast 1-3 112 1
7103 Charleston 3-4 1:16 slowl3-10 109 1
6976 Charleston 3-4 1:15* fast 8-5 111*6
6946 Charleston 54 f 1:08* fast 16-5 108 1
PROGRESSIVE, ch. c, 3 100
7v:n H.deGrace 54 f 1 :061fcfast 7 24 2
77s:’. H.deGrace 5-S 1:02 good 5 108 6
70o7 Charlest’n 5J f 1:08 good 8-5 1**6 1
7563 Charlest’n 5* f l:0X%tast 4 99 6
7436 Charlest’n 54 f 1:08 fast 3 99 0
7385 Charleston 3-4 l:16%good 2-7 110 2
7254 Charleston 5J f 1:10 hvy 4* 90 4
7209 Charleston 64 f 1:08* fast 1 116 2
6946 Charleston 64 f 1:08* fast 4 104 3
CAPTAIN ELLIOTT, hr. g, 3 92
7818 H.deGrace 04 f l:07%fast 8-5 103 4
TEN POINT, b. c. 3
7816 H.deGrace 3 I 1:1
6397 Pimlico 1 1::
CCS Pimlico 51 f 1 :*
6245 Laurel 64 f 1 :t
6089 laurel 54. f 1;(
5582 Laurel • 51 f 1 :*
5457 Igiurel 54 f 1:(
3 1 1:13 fast 31 Pis
1 1:10 fast 54 112
55 f 1:09 hvy 7-10 107
51 f 1:07? goodll-20 111
51 f 1:09* slow 12 108
5.1 f 1 :07* fast 2 114
54 f 1:08 fast 100 10S
FE. b. c. 4 110
LIGHT O’ M’ LIFE. b. c. 4
779*1 H.deGrace 5-S 1 :<*1 good 4
6|nt; Pip gliock 1 1-S 1:56* fast T
5964 Plp’gUock 3-4 1:14s fast 3-5
6549 Laurel 3-4 1:12* fast 4
6431 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1:47 good 3
5126 H.deG’ce lmTOy 1:43* fast 4*
7>637 H.deGrace
473** H.deGrace
4656 H.deGrace
5* f 1:06 fast 14-5 114
3 4 1:12* fast 9-5 109
3 4 1:14 fast 2* 104
4556 H.deGrace 3-4 1:14* fast 4* 105 1
4118 Fort Erie 3-4 1:13 slop 6 106 4
ADAMS EXPRESS, ch. h. 5 124
778*; H.deGrace 5*. f 1 PC .good 10 124 7
5889 Iaaurel 1 1:38 J fast 13-10 126 4
54(50 laurel 1 1 :39* fast 4 126 7
5273 H.deG’ce 1m70y 1:43* fast 9-10 129 1
6126 H.deG’ce lrn70v 1:431* fast 7-10 130 2
4891 H.deG’ce lin70y 1:43* fast S-4 127 2
4732 H.deGr’ce 1 1-8 1 :53* fast 3-5 124 1
4590 H.deG’ce 11-8 1:54 fast 9-5 119 1
4329 Hamilton 7-8 1:25* fast 3 124 3
3268 Latonia 1 1-8 1:50* fast 12-6 123 4
6HACKLET0N. ch. b. 5 111
751*3 Charlest’n 51 f 1 :«7%.fast 6 5 110 4
7552 Charleston 3-4 1 .1 1 4 r, fast 13-20 110 3
7435 Charle’n lm7uy l:45%fast 1 111 1
7358 Charleston 7-8 l:28%goodll-20 111 4
73*18 Charleston 1 1:40* fast S-5 107 2
72*17 Charles’ n 1 1-16 1 :52* hvy 12 110 6
6468 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:48 hvy 16-5 110 3
6356 Pimlico 3-4 1:14* hvy 4 120 3
6300 Laurel 1 1-16 1 : 45* fast 21 112 2
6247 laurel 1 1:39* goodll-20 111 2
5704 Laurel 1 1 :3S* fast 9-10 112 3
5460 Laurel 1 1 :39* fast 3 114 1
4979 H.deG’ce ltn70y 1:421 fast 3J 107 3
SIR BLAISE, br. c, 4 108
7786 H.deGrace 5* f 1 :071 3 good 3 1*13 4
7729 Jamestown 3-4 1:14 fast 8 IDS 1
7612 Charleston 3-4 l:15®£sIop 2-4 111 2
7418 Charlest’n 5?. f 1 :97%slow 2 111 3
7321 Charleston 3-4 1 :13i fast 3 109 3
7296 Charleston 61 f 1 :21 fast 3 1**1 2
7198 Charleston 51 f 1 9)7* fast 2 105 1
7133 Charleston 6$ f 1:20 fast 8 105 2
7001 Charleston 3-4 1:14 fast 31 109 2
CARLTON G.. ch. h. 6 106
7612 Charleston 3-4 l:15%slop S-5 llo 5
7516 Charles’n 1 1-S l:54%goo<l 5 106 3
7485 Charleston 7-S 1 :27 fast 5 1*6 3
7460 Charleston 1 1 :41%fast S-5 197 4
7419 Charle’n lm70y l:45%fast 6 1*'9 6
7339 Charleston ll:l?-..hvy 9 3 10 6
73n8 Charleston 1 1:40* fast 7 113 1
7267 Charles’n 1 1-16 1:52* hvy 7 116 3
7158 Charleston 3-4 1:16* mud 18-5 114 1
7121 Charleston 1 1:41 fast 11-5 114 1
710-4 Charleston 1 1:43 slow 2 112 1
7026 Charleston 3-4 1:14* fast 3 110 4
6977 Charleston 7-8 1:28* fast 6-5 112 1
GROVER HUGHES, ch. v h. 5 116
7816 H.deGrace 3-4 1:13 fast 15 117 2
7790 H.deGrace 5-8 1:01 good 6 119 6
7786 H.deGrace 5>. f l:07%good 24 117 6
7729 Jamestown 3-4 1:14 fast 9 121 3
*293 Jamestown 1 1:39* fast 7 113 1
65.86 Jamestown 3 1 1:12* fast 9-6 118 2
6565 Jamestown 3-4 1:12* fast 8-5 120 2
6512 Jamestown 2-4 1:12* fast 13-5 122 5
By Jack Point — Gold Ten (A. L. Aste).
1*1 I 2 C Turner fi Buskin. Frederick L.. Caugli Hill
l l 1* McTug'rt 8 I.eoehares. V. Notions. Rockviev I
1 J l 3 Trahan s Tarts. FlyingFairy. Oliver Ledge
1 3 I 3 MeTag’rt 5 Rob. Bradley. Federal. Strenuous
2* 2'4 Ilruee 7 Tartar. Gririsvetior, Flatnmarion
14 1*4 MeTag’rL II A mb. >se. Afterglow. Extou
6* 4*3 MeTag’rt 7 Hobnob. Federal, Palanquiu
By Peep o’Day — My Gyps (F. Johnson).
2 s 21 Butweli 1; Cu. Hill. Gr. Hughes. Aldebarnn
3 2 3 3 Butweli 9 Mission. Himation. Willing
I s 1* G Burns 10 Himation. Nosegay. Blundara
5* 5 2 } J Glass fi Y. Notions. Lahore. S. J. Johnson
3>4 4* Butweli 5 C. Holloway. Ches. Krnut. i’aton
3 2 3® J Glass fi G. Fisher. A. Express, C.Holloway
54 4” c Tumor (J Azyiade, Sp’g Board. Rigliteasy
1* l'$ C Turner 5 Worth, Penobscot, D.Macdonald
1* l 3 C. Turner 4 Worth. C.Holloway. D. McDonald
4> "3 C Turner 8 Rosseaux. Shackleton, Sprite
2>4 2 2 C Turner 6 Helen Barbee, Edda, Penobscot
By Adam — Frederica (H. C. Hallenbeck).
5*4 4*1 Musgr’ve 7 Sp’gBonrd. Sir Blaise. CattgliHil!
I 1 1* MeTag’rt (5 CarltonG., P. Ahmed. S.. I. Johnson
66 5 4 Schut’ger 15 T. Manager. Froglegs. Altamaha
3 2 3 10 C H Shil’g 7 Kormak, Penobscot. Flamnia
!' !' C H Shil’g fi G. Fisher. L.O’.M’Life. C.Hol’way
1*4 l 1 C H Shil’g 5 Bob R.. Col. Holloway. Flamma
1*4 l 1 C H Shil’g 5 Amalfi. C. Holloway, Guy Fisher
2h ink c H Shil’g 7 Loch lei. Shackleton. Sprite
3 2 5 4 C H Shil'g 6 Plate Glass, Guy Fisher, Granite
2>* 3 T 4 Fain 4 T. Manager. Superstlt’n. S'bottle
By Watercress — St. Orion (G. P. Eustis).
24 1*4 J Wilson 5 S. It. Meyer, Grosvonor. M<moea*y
l 1 * HAJ Wilson 7 Voltborpe. Coppert’n. R. Message
16 26 Bui well 7 John Furlong. Paten. Bounder
S 4 3 3 Buxton 4 D. Macdonald. Milton B.. Spohn
1*4 l 2 Butweli 4 Lochiel. JohiiFurlong, Carlton G.
?h 1*> 2 * Butweli 10 Republican. Volthorpe, Busy
3* 3 T Butweli 5 B.Tumbo. Bounder. Tns.I.estradt
3 s 2* Butweli ft Fly. Yankee, Himation. Mission j
4 4 3 2 Butweli 6 Sam Jackson. Mission. S.Jasmine
14 14 Butweli it Penobscot. Sam Jackson. Sticker
2*4 3’J Butweli 7 Azyinde. Ches. Krnm. Altamaha
4nk 41 Butweli 15 T. Manager, Froglegs. Altamaha
1 5 1® Schut’ger 5 Bob R.. Worth, Guy Fisher
By Lissak — The Pet (W. P. Fine).
2*4 2 2 Robbins 7 Sp’gltoard, CaugliHill, A.Mxpress
2*4 1*4 Robbins 7 York vi lie. i’alanqnin, G. lliigli.'s
4" 4 3 j .1 Hanover 5 S. it. Meyer. Carlton G.. Lochiel
4® 4 2 3 Era eh fi S.R. Meyer. Sherwood. Cough Hid
14 l'i Frach 4 faugh Hill, Sam. R. Meyer. Baton
1*4 lj Musgr’ve fi Pr. Ahmed. Sam. It. Meyer. Baton
2- 1 2 nk Musgr’ve 4 S. It. Meyer. Royal Tea. Baton
44 6* ! 1 Musgr’ve 8 Cau. Hill, S.R. Meyer, Republican
I s l 2 C Peak 7 Wander, Sylvestris, Hoffman
3 4 3 3 Buxton
l'i l 2 Butweli
7h !<>:« Butweli
3 s 3 7 Butweli
3* 2 s Butweli
4* 3 2 Butweli
1* 14 Butweli
2*4 3*1 Butweli
4*‘ k 4* Butweli
1® 1® Schut’ger
2 3 2 nk Musgr’ve
44 6°1 Musgr’ve
I s l 2 C Peak
By Carlton Grange — Resignation (A. Malone).
2' 2 2 Tapi in
6 1 5*4 Pickens
2* l** k Taplin
24 2 2 J Wilson
4*1 4 4 S Buxton
21 4 2 > Fain
21 4 3 1 J Wilson
9 4 S“ J Wilson
14 14 J Wilson
3* 3®J J Wilson
li 1» J Wilson
14 2 n .T Wilson
2* 1>* J Wilson
5 S. It. Meyer. LoehieL Sir Blaise
8 .1. Furlong. Cherrvola. Milton B.
fi S. R. Meyer. Lochiel. Volthorpe
4 I.oehiel. Volthorpe. Milton B.
fi .T. Furlong. Dr.Duenner. Lochiel
7 Republican, Busy, Milton B.
4 Shackleton, Lochiel. JohiiFurlong
1** Republican. Volthorpe. Busy
5 Republican. Amoret, Font
fi Lochiel, John Furlong. Busy
7 Republican. Lochiel. Milton B.
7 Caugli Hill. Lochiel, Voltborpe
6 Republican, Voltborpe, Jacqueline
By Handsel — Stamen (F. E. Brown).
63S9 T.atonia
6312 Latonia
6*i38 Latonia
5882 Churchill
KLEBURNE. b. 1
7839 H.deGrace
6178 Latonia
6391 laitonla
6322 Latonia
6291 Latonia
•>239 Li Ionia
0.8.80 Churchill
HEDGE, b. f. 4
3-4 1:12J fast 8-5 127
3 4 1:12 fast 11-5 126
2- 4 1:14 hvy 3-2 120
5-S 59* fast 4 122
:. 3 99
5-S l:on fast 7 112
3- 4 1 :14? slow 2 114
2- 4 1:12* fast 9-5 1**8
3- 4 1 :45* hvy 17-10 112
5’. f 1 :05* fast 9 100
3-4 1 : 13* fast 13-5 110
51 f 1 :07g fast 23-10 112
102
31 2h C Turner
1-1 1* C Turner
14 l 2 C Turner
2* 2® k C Turner
U* 16 C Turner
2k lu (j Turner
631 Hi Liur. I 1 1-16 1:45* fast 12-5 1<*3
6071 Laurel 1 1:40 last 1-3 107
5956 Laurel 1 1:38* fast 7-5 1"2
5.865 Loire] 1 1-16 1:11* fast 44 99
5654 laturel 1 1-8 1:521! fast 9-5 98
5(62 Laurel 1 1-16 1:45* fast 9 104
5289 H.deG'ce lmTOv 1:45* goodl3-10 108
52**6 H.deG’ce lmTOy 1:43? fast 2 K*6
4914 H.deGrace 3-4 1:12* fast 44 111
CLIFF EDGE. b. h. 7 104
6607 Jamestown 7-8 1:26* fast 15 1**8
6593 .lamest of n 1 1 :29g fast 20 1"S
6566 Jamest 'n 1 1-16 1:47* fast 44 1**9
6551 Jamest’n 1 1-16 1:46? fast 8 104
6485 Pimlico 1 1:453 good 1-5 96
•’>484 Pimlico 1 1:422 goodll-10 96
6142 Pimlico 7-S 1:27* slop 40 107
6320 Laurel 11-16 1:46 fast 1 108
6277 Laurel 1 1-16 1:45* fast 44 103
EVERETT, ch.
98356 Toronto
h. 6
1 14
2:04$ fast
33
110
112
6
5
6
7
By Goldcrest — ]
5h 5 4 1 Schut’ger
9*1716 Fort Erie
1 1 16
1:15* fast
2
I'll
5
4
3
3
4"" 4*1 Schut ger
IhJoIs I lam* ton
1 1-s
1:7.1* ,1a s-t
7
196
4
r.
4
3
31 2‘ Schut ger
96492 Hamilton
7-S
1 ::.',* -.fa st
17
l'*9
1
3
h
5
5 3*1 Fain
Montreal
1 1-4
2;94%fast
11-3
U'<
4
4
2
::
2* 2 2 Fain
!»M:H Montreal
I 1-8
1 :■’,.'* -.fast
19
115
3
4
4
4
3-* 4*a Fain
!*.',9o0 Toronto
1 l-.S
1 :. r »2 fast
13
ll :
s
♦>
ll
4
4* 4 4 1 Fain
95623 I'iinlico
1
1 :39 fast
a
110
2
2
2
1
1* l'i Fain
5 f 5 s G Burns fi Ten Point. Buskin. Frederick L.
3* 3*A G Burns fi Hill. L. O’ \P Life. Alilelmran
6-' 5*4 G Burns 7 SpriiigRourii. S. Blaise, CaugliHill
4- 4* G Burns 7 Sir Blaise. Yorkvllle. Palanquin
1* l'i Ganz !) Tartar. Sebago. Lahore
5* 4 3 , Fain 7 Buskin. CaugliHill. PrinceAhmed
3 3 3*4 Ganz S Caugli Mill. Besom. Guy Fisher
7* 7* 2 Ganz S CaughlTill, Acton. FlyingYanke*
14 2 7 4 C Peak * fi Royal Tea. Enfield. Campeon
14 1" Ganz S Royal Tea. Campeon. Jim Bssey
1*4 14 Ganz o Tb. Links, Kootenay. Jim Ilasey
l 1 14 Ganz fi Hawthorn. ThreeLlnks, Kootenay
By Or’ando — Anna Bain (A. Turney).
54 5 4 <’ Turner fi Palanquin. Fred Levy. Fly. Fairy
21 2 h C Turner !» SolarSlar. Roslurtiuin. Fly. Tom
11 1* C Turner fi Cowell. Nash Cash. I.ewin
14 l 2 C Turner S Flying Tom. TlieGrader. Pericles
2* 2** k C Turner !» (Joivell. 8. of Danube. Nash Cash
]'* 16 C Turner 7 Jim. Gill. PrinccHermis. Madelle
2 h 1“ C Turner :• Rooster. Tecumseh, Star Berta
By Planudes — Partridge (H. C. Hallenbeck).
5* 5 3 J R Hoffman i’> S. Jaekson, Mission. Shaekluton
3 nk 5 2 4 R Hoffman 7 Star Jasmine. Sticker. ‘Ringling
1' l 3 R Hoffman 7 Amalfi. TheRutnn. Amelia Jenks
1 5 l 3 It Hoffman fi Dr. Duenner. A. Jenks, Hamilton
24 31 Ambrose 7 Col. Ashmeade, Amalfi. Oaklmrst
24 21 Ambrose 7 C. Ashmeade. Amalfi. Ch. Krnm
1 3 l n C H Sliil'g S Jneqnelina. Amalfi. Wolferton
2 3 24 C II Sliil'g r> Paton. El Oro. Reyhourn
14 1® C H ShiTg 7 Chryseis, Sticker, Lady Irma
3v Clifford — Aranza FI. (R. E. Watkins >.
5 2 3 2 Butweli s CaugliHill. Sebago. Sherwood
9 8*1 E Martin :* Grover Hughes. Tartar, Sebago
3 2 1* Butweli s Work. Lad, Altamaha. Wh.Wo.il
f.*i 5 2 E Martin 7 GuyFisher. CarltonG.. Altamaha
l'o ] # (4 Martin fi Yorkshire Boy, John Reardon
l 4 l-’J E Martin fi Yorkshire Boy. John Reardon
7 3 7 22 Skirvin !» Fly. Yankee, Acton. Sp’g Board
1*4 1*4 Butweli 7 D.M’donuhl. WarHorn. Oakhurst
2*4 3J E Martin 5 Hamilton. Carlton G.. D. Duenner
Ifi PlateGlas- starcharter. Owannx
7 l'.Roek. Spellbound. Ilamp. Court
in Meridian. Naushon. Lahore
5 Law. Wiggins. Lahore. TheNigger
7 Aylmer. Oianibala. Stanlef Faj
8 M ai eiva le. Olauibala. Cliff Eilge
11 Tlie Nigger. Zens. Cliff Edge
fi Sliaiinou. JiidgeMom k. G. Fisher
104
108
4
n
r,
3v Clifford — A i
5 2 5 2 Butweli
1"S
6
6
5
7
9
8®$ E Martin
199
7
7
4
2
3=
1* Butweli
194
6
7
7
6
6*'
5 2 E Martin
96
2
2
1
1
lio
1“ E Marlin
96
3
3
3
1
l 4
l 2 } E Martin
197
8
6
«
7
7 3
7 2 " 2 Skirvin
1*4 1'* Butweli
2 7 5 3i E Martin
FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. 14017- .59— 2— 109.
GALLOP, h. c.
2
112
7v.‘9 H.deGrace
4$ f
54%fast
4-5
110
2
2 2
7'p.'. ll.d<-Grace
1-2
49%fast
3<)
119
3
4
7738 I’liarleston
1-2
p:ood 8
112
7
ft
7458 Charlest'n
31 f
42 fast
8
111
7
8
RUBY HYAMS,
h. f.
2
101
7651 Jamestown
1-2
48%fasl
3
111
2
4
76)o Charleston
1-2
5"%sloi>
11 20
111)
2
2
7117 • ’harlezton
1-2
5o‘,sslow
1.8-5
112
3
2
7398 Ciiarleston
3-8
37®,ifast
6-5
115
1
2
7309 < "h zrles ton
31 f
42* fast
16-6 111
4
3
7210 Charleston
3—8
36$ fast
1
112
4
7182 Charleston
3$ f
43* livy
2
115
2
5
7191 Charleston
6-16
39* slow
7-10 119
5
7«65 Charleston
1-4
24* good 1
114
5
6988 Charleston
1-4
24* fast
3
112
7
THL URCHIN, ch. g.
2
109
7'i:: H.ii-Gracc
4J f
31% fa st
39
1*»:
f.
4i 4
7758 Jamest’wn
4$ f
57 -’.-.good
10
](>9
1
2 2
7696 Jamestown
1-2
4 9% fa St
8
199
7
7
7659 Jamestown
1-2
49%fast
4
1<>8
6
5
STELLATA. ch.
f. 2
100
7 - 11 II d»*< Jrai >•
4’. f
54 fast
19
192
7
7 7
78*85 H.deGrace
1-2
49%fast
11-10 1»7
10
10
SCARSDALE. hr
. c. 2
97
7829 ILrte’Srace
U f
54 4 , fast
8
1"7
1
5 5
74x3 < 'hai lest'n
:;j f
43 fast
4
ir
s
8
7118 • ’har lest on
1-2
494 JUt
12
m
8
8
7:’n< 1 di n I- s t’n
3A f
43%good
7
112
2
t>
7:ju9 (’harb ston
3) f
t_ test
9
1*<9
5 '
6
6957 < (harb ston
1-4
26$ fast
8
1 16$ 1
JOHN MARSHALL, ch. c. 2
198
7>. ,'. II .1. Grace
1-2
49-, fast
6*)
119
0
7
7545 Juarez
1-2
47 fast
100
1»1
.8
»
7501 Juarez
1-2
47 2 ifast
190
l'<6
7
7
By Martinet — Common Stte (J. L. Holland).
2‘ P* .1 W ilson fi l>. Waters. Colonel C.. Scarsdale
4 n ::* J Wilson 1" Ray o’ Light, Mater. Mar. Casca
6 s 6 4 J Mondon 9 Ada. Walters. Single
8 4 S'*4E;iin 9 Miss Gayle. Par.Post. M. Charcot
By Orlando— Frankness (A. R. Joplin).
I 3 !' T Koerner 8 w’n Shoes. Trade Mark. Bttlgar
2 3 1" T Koerner 4 Baby Sister. Ave. FL Flamingo
oi° j q- Koerner fi Gordon. Billy Stuart
2* 2*» T Koerner !' Bulgar. Harwood. Stonehenge
2 uk 3*J T Koerner fi Please Welles. San Jon. Gordon
S’ 4 2* T Koerner S Preserver. Harwood, Bulgar
6 M Cbai M. Gayle, M. Waters
1 |ik P' T Koerner S Salon, Ave. Harwood
1® 1*4 T Koerner 8 I). Waters, Otranto, Miss Water*
64 2“*' T Koerner 12 Pl’se Welles. J. Louise. D. Water*
By Fatherless — Eliza Russell (R. ParrL
4 3 4 3 J Butweli fi Gordon. W**oden SIiim-s. Bulgar
2 2 1" Butweli fi M. Casca. Fathom. Colonel C.
6 2 6 : 1 Taplin 8 R. Oliver. TradeMark. Checkmate
6*4 6*2 Butweli 8 Florin. Sonny Boy. Edna I.eska i
By Star Shoot — Auvergne IR. T. Wilson).
7 7 17 4Schut'ger 7 Kiivev lie). Punch Bowl. Florin
10 lo 13 4Schui'ger lu Ray <>' Light, Mater. Gallop
By Hamburg — Spindrift (J. M. Zimmer).
5*4 I 4 r Turner fi Gallop. Dally Waters. Colonel C.
s S 13 Mondon S Bulgar. Stonehenge, Colors
8 7*2 Butweli s I in in t y Mint, Gordon. San Jen
66 l'i- C Grand 12 Pareei Post. Edna Lesha. Ada
6 6 4 Goose <• Please Welles. SanJen. R.Ilyaui*
4*> 32 Ganz 9 Gonlon. Preserver. Ida Cook
Bv Martinet — Miss Vera (W. B. Carson).
7*4 *;•:{ It Hoffinanlfi R.n <■’ Light. Mater. Gallop
9 9’ 2 Estep 9 AitutMamie. Theodorita, B.Lanc
7 7 3 i Estep S Osaple. May L., Orb
SIXTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-vear-olds and upward. Selling. 4 TS40 — 1:11 :M . •
T0WT0N FIELD, b. h. 5
7*15 H.ilet ;’ce lm70>’l : 15 'f.fast 12
7 sol H.deGrace 3-4 1: 13*1- fast 8
7626 Charle’n 1 1-16 1 :4x'.:-.fast 4
761' ciiarleston 7-x 1 :28”-,good 2
7595 I’barleston 3-4 l:14-.-.fast 24
7486 *'harleston 3 4 l:144tfast 11-5
7449 Charleston 3 4 1:15 slow 11-5
7416 Charleston 3-4 l.lHifast 11-5
7298 Ciiarleston 54 f 1:08 fast 18-5
7134 Charleston 7-8 l:2S§ fast 6-6
By Ben Brush —
2 :1 2* .1 Wilson
6* l 'i J Wilson
2 2 2*4 .1 W its* ui
2*4 1" J Wilson
4* 4 2 2 Buxton
3'4 2* J Wilson
34 21 Buxton
3 3 3 ; 4 J Wilson
6* C 2 1 J Wilson
55$ J Wilson
White Rose (A. G. Blakeley).
7 1! M b or. F. Miilhollatnl. M Lad
7 It. Message. Pardner. Black Chief
5 Colonel Cook. Cherryola. Ninileis
r> Copiiertown. Ella Grime. Font
S Viley. Nimbus. Coppertown
S Nimbus. B. MasterSon, Miss Jonah
8 Gold Cap, Rightensy. Gaunant
S Cberiyola. Rigliteasy, Ineisiun
8 Oli. Queen, Rigliteasy. Grosvonor
7 Flora Fina, Hoffman. Gardenia -
By Star Shoot — Lady Elite (H. G. Bedwell).
2 3 1*2 Butweli 9 C.Beachey, 11. Hutchison. Crania
24 6“I Bobbins fi Cowl. Spin, Bl.-u kfurd
4- 4* J Hanoi er ,> Col, Cook. Tow. Field. Cherryola
2b 2* Deronda
3*> 3* Taplin
l 3 1* Frach
1*4 l 3 C Grand
K ''"•'.'•honk. s. Hill. H. IlutehW.n
- 1 M'pertown. Ton-ton Field
i *r l'/’i > ’ ,^ V i l .' , ' f “ l fow i*. Gardenia
s 7-S ' ’ ' yastorson. Miss.lon.di
8 Casque, Chilton Squaw. Moisant
By Frankfort — My Sunny South (E. Minter)
> iii Vttihuo ‘i ll ii ... ..i. . ... . Jutuier;.
6Si*l Laurel
6.48 laurel
.'951 Laurel
57<»6 l^uirel
551G Liurel
I'll*. Nathan 9 H . Hutchison. Gran* bus
3* 3* 2 Robbins fi Blnc.Mouse. Tmldling IF 'e Rose
2) 2 3 Robbins 8 Pliant. Emily I Lord Fla, „
inn ink Bobbins 1* Star Gift, The Squire f
7* 7'PWolte s Q’n Mark. Ilar.-oim Erai v 1 e.^
1*4 1*4 Wolfe 7 Mollies.. YorkL.nl. Lmk\ George
Ik 2» Wolfe 8 Von. Strom... H.Howdv. Tnd.l he-
211 Snider < -.'"Vi'r ' Tb ^ Squire. Tois.„, «ror~
1*112 Wolfe S Diddling. \ eneta Stronie. Willis*
By Voter — Gingham (E. F. Coodran).
2*4 2*2- Madeira fit'owj. Blaekbinl lb. in ' f) ■>■
9* 7* A Fergus’ n 13 Excalibur, Cheer l’p F’k Purcell
S'® 8* A Fergus’ n :* Apiaster, Idleweiss. L ofL aii-.len
4 * Vh 1 \ Ferguson 9 O Em. T. Wright. Golden Cn?t!e
JergnsonH J. Caffrey. Little Dp. Tick T.aek
1' .la b ?"*}" H F . Muih’nd. Allot ante
ra r M , artln ld GfonneH. "rb.Lad. T.R’ bo.lv
5, 9 JohuReardon, Kl Oro. Wolferton
3 .. Butweli t> Taboo. Nonpareil, Troy Weight
By Chilton — Hanover Queen (C. Bills).
24 2* T Koerner 12 Extou. Ancon. Pari- CU
4*° 4-4 T Koerner fi Moiiocacv, E. Light. Telecarrier
24 3*i T Koerner 19 Good Day, C’terpan. Early 1 |..h r r
1*4 1"* T Koerner fi EarlvLighl. G ilDav. Painlorina
2»k 2*4 Obert fi Kffendl. Colonel Cook. Kiel
1* 2*4 Wolfe « Jacquelina. L. Wiggins. Con’lown
l 2 l 4 T Koerner o P. Worth, Ancon. Mama Johnson
1* l'i T Koerner 8 Mattie L. RoekBar. C.mnterpart
l 2 l 4 'l Koerner 9 Armor. Ella Grane, ,8’yosset “
JI T wiener 9." i,leP ® st * Gwdenla, Ella Grane
4 2 4 2 1 Koerner 1_ Progressive. Cl. Brush, UuiilePost
By Cesarion— Star Cat (T. F. Sheedy).
*1 ^Mer 8 S|mhn. Honey Bee. Cowl
4- < 8 2 J W ilson *s Monrroif
Lu*r (m fi ^’.Kfibanks. T.( Jk-'c^^f,
i i .Sue. Tl.er.Gill. Grosvenor
6 5 7 F Moore fi Hoffman. Americus. Vi lev
1, F Moore 5 J. Kellogg. EarlyLight. Monocacy
4- la Ford 5 Amoret. Chemulpo. Rose Oue.-n
1* 1*4 J Wilson fi TJier. Gill ^niintoMi.iiH f.... *_
1* 1* J Wilson
4*4 4* SnitW-r
6 5 7 P Moore
2* 2 3 F Moore
4 3 la Ford’
1* 1*1 J Wilson
14 1*4 F Moore
6351
Pimlico ’
63 f 1 :09| hvy
13-5 111
1
5
3
4*
4 2 J Butweli
6298
Laurel
5$ f 1:11* hvy
16-5 107
1
1
1
l 3
1 1 Schut’ger
6070 1 xi u re 1
5$ f 1:08 fast
25
101
1
3
2
2»k
4 2 } Schut'ger
5*$ Schut’ger
i)dl 2
laurel
ol t 1:08$ fast
6
111
3
2
3
5
63S9 H.deGrace
5-S 1:93* hvy
2
103
5
3
5
3$
Ik Schut’ger
5100
H.deGrace
5-8 1:99$ fast
9-6
108
4
3
1
1*
Ik Schut'ger
6060
H.deGrace
5$ f 1 :07 fast
4
107
1
2
1
l'i 2 nk Scliut’ger
4875 H’ deGraee
5-S 1:00* fast
4
103
1
1
2
2*
1$ Schut’ger
4654
H.deGrace
5-8 1:02 fast
13-5
103
6
2
3
3'$ 2*$ Schut’ger
ANAVRI. b. g.
6
112
By Ben Strome-
779a
H.deGrace
5-S 1 :*11 good
20
196
2
2
5
6
6 2 'JTeahan
6319
Laurel lmTOy 1:44* fast
15
114
3
1 1
1
2*
2 3 E Martin
6299
Iaaurel
3-4 1:14* fast
8
113
1
3
2
b h
7 3 3 W Knapp
5979
Laurel
3-4 1 :14$ fast
6
113
3
1
1
ink
2 2 E Martin
5926
Laurel
3-4 1:14* fast
3
115
1
1
1
1' E Martin
5894
Laurel
3-4 1:14 fast
4
115
4
1
2
4*1 5 5 1 E Martin
4983
Montreal
5$ f 1:08$ fast
7-5
115
3
1
1
1»
l** k E Martin
4177 Dufferin
4119 Port Erie
7-8 1:31 i fast 1
3-4 1:14* slop 12
4017 Fort Erie 64 f 1:07* fast 34 110 2
3462 Fort Erie 3-4 1:12* fast 13-5 110 3
MAGAZINE, b. g. 8 ’ 115
7804 H.d.-Grkc? 54 f l:OT%fast 100 llo 4
7783 H.deGrace 5-8 1:02 good 50 113 8
6490 Pimlico 3-4 1:15$ good 4 11S 6
6469 Pimlico 3-4 1:16 hvy 13-5 117 9
6299 Laurel 3-4 1 :14j fast 60 111 9
6209 Laurel 6?. f 1:11* hvy 5 105 6
6168 Laurel 54 f 1:11s hvy 8-5 107 2
5888 I-aurel 3-4 1:14$ fast 7 111 8
6705 Laurel 3-4 1:13* fast 10 117 11
5586 Laurel 3-4 1:14* fast 12 116 11
EMILY LEE. br. m, 5
7781 Janies’n lm70y 1 : 17 good 7-5
7763 James'n 1 1-16 l:50%good 3$
7700 Jamestown 7-8 1:30 last 11-5
7632 Jamestown 3-4 l:15%fast 15
7551 Charleston 3-4 1 :15’/ s fast 8
6642 Jamest’n lm7fly 1:50* hvy 2$
6603 Jamest’n 1 1-16 1:49$ fast 6
MALITINE. h. m. 6
7768 Jamestown 7-S 1:28 fast S
7753 Jamestown 3-1 1:16 mud 6
7611* Charleston 3-4 1 :15*fcgrood 4
7611 Charlest’n 5$ f 1:11 slop 4
7149 Ciiarleston 3-4 1:17$ mud 15
7123 Charleston 51 f 1:08* fast 3-2
701". Charleston 3-4 1:14 fast 4$
6987 Charleston 5$ f 1 :08$ fast 4$
LAD OF LANGDEN. b. g, 9
7**1 H deGraee 3-4 l:133ifast 12
600s Jamest’n lm70y 1:47$ fast 11-5
6589 Jamest'n 1 1-16 1:48* fast 4
6576 Jamest'n 1 1-16 1:!S$ last 7
6513 Jamest’n 1 1-16 1:48* fast 6
6530 Jamest’n lmTOy 1:46* fast 14-6
627S T Aurel lmTOv 1:45* fast 7-5
6171 Laurel lm70.v 1:51* hvy 4
6027 laurel lmTOy 1:44* fast 7-5
NELLO, br. f, 4
7547 Juarez 1 1:40% fast 6
7522 Juarez 3-4 1:13 fast 2$
7468 Juarez 4-4 l:l3*fcfast 12
7407 Juarez 3-4 1: 12-Vast 2
725" Juarez 3-4 1:13 fast 50
COMING COON, ch. c, 4
6333 Pimlico 3-4 1:15$ hvy S
61.88 Laurel 3-i 1:16* hvy 20
6072 Laurel 3-4 1:13* fast 15
6979 Laurel 3-4 1:14$ fast 10
54<'8 H.deGrace 6$ f 1 :0S* hvy 2$
533i H.deGrace 3-4 1:15* slop 10
5247 H.deGrace 5$ f 1T9 hvy 8-5
5182 H.deGrace 3-4 1:14 fast 3$
ARDELON. ch. o. 3
7545 Juarez 55 f 1:07 fast 20
7503 Juarez 3-4 l:13%fast 3J
7465 Juarez 3-1 1:14 fast 9 ]
7431 Juarez 3-4 l:19%hvy 7
7289 Juarez 3-4 1:14* fast 2$
1*.’ P^ r - V' 11 - Counterpart. Juanuic
l- L. Brush, GuidePost, ChiltonKIng
imate (8. Ross).
!; I j; w «’ Five. Ed.Grancy, Oaklmist
.) I.igDinper BriarPath. Brynary
•S Continental, Chuckles. Ins. Man
i BriarPath. P. Queen. R. Llovd
o Miss Edith. Ins. Man. Ringling
• f buckles. .Montresor. Smash
12 Honey Bee. Glint. Mama Johnson
^ Dia ‘'"® Linbrook, Insurauee Man
}:} Smash Man. Trojan Kollo
1.1 Cordie F.. Chilton King. Schailer
— Irvana (A. Ferguson).
9 c. Hill. L. O’ M’ Life. G. Hughes
l l D K Martin S J. Niinnally, t’herrv Swd 'Koflkln
4*i 5 3 ) E Martin 8 Sherwood. Hoffman. Cherry Seed
1 IT, P, M ? rtln 2 Ven “ ta Lewis. V!lev *
4 4 | Mondon 7 Camel, Bit of Fortune. Granla
1* 1’ ConnoHy 8 Quartermaster. if.Nett Piuviona
1® 1*4 Hopkins 10 Marian Casey. Carrillon L Svhil
2> 3®$ Ixiftus 12 Bettie Sue. Reciprocity"' Upright
By Mazagan— Pink Rose (P. M. Walker).
4*4 6*1 A M’thews fi Azyiade. Aitamalm. Tarts
S H° n,,lcriv, ‘- ■'•oiiereif. Blk.Chlef
-J 3*J Kill w th 11 lima, rhe Busybody. Rose Oueen
5 «b T! M'.Mom’ts. Beroev
fl1 1 “ Seneca. Chemulpo. Veil. Stronie
** Teahan 9 Chemulpo. Madman. Oehre Court
2« k 3 4 4 Teahan 15 Cardiff. Toddling Heretic
9 , |* | Martin » Spohn. Joe Knight. Ben Loyal
l'i « u l we 1 I, 1 , BackBay. Uniou Jack. Sherwood
9- 7 4 J Butweli 12 Towton Field. Kate K.. Calisse
5 2 5 3 McCahey
6t* 4 2 Killw’th
4 4 4*f Teahan
2» k 3 4 4 Teahan
9 S® E Marlin
7*4 6% Butweli
9 2 7 4 J Butweli
By Bannockburn — Lady Churchill (F. E. Baird).
4$ 5*5 Corey S F.G’niotlier. S."N”tliciit > ' uosure
3* 3*4 Corey 8 Pliant. Clem Bi a< hev. Lord Elam
4** 3=1 Corey 8 Question Mark. Hairourt Camel
4* 3 4 i Corey t Ivy ♦•Straw, Queen Bee, Cli’v s^*eil
6 2 6 3 Ford 8 Berkeley. Incision. Lord Wells
inn in Minton 10 Argonaut. Outlan, Harlem Lass
l 2 2« Ford 13 An. Sellers. Har. Lass. Knufmau
By Macy — Callatine (Miss E. A. Tyson).
l** k 2k Nathan S Hint- Mouse. Cynosure. II.
6" 7" Wolfe 8 Toddling. T. tiardi-ner. \l Jonah
-i, Hoover fi Camel. Jessup Burn. Panlnor
lh jnk Skirviu 19 Coreopsis. Camellia. MissPrimitv
3h 3 3 J Goose 5 Sylvestris. P. Worth, H’rietta W
14 4 3 2 Goose 5 Incision. Silicic. Fafherola
2 2 2* Goose 8 GoIdCap. C.Ton. h. B.Vamlerveer
l 2 l 4 Hutwell 11 .Mattie L., Elmu, Comm’rsToueh
By Algol— La»# of Langden (R. E. Watkins).
4* 5*5 W Burns 7 It. Message. Pardner Blk. Chief
2*1 14 Butweli 1.1 Grania, Malitine. Chilton Sipiaw *
5* 4% Butweli 10 Heretic. Daingerfield. Nimbus
«!. 5 unve !! 13 H ’ kv L kd' L. England. Haldeman
2*> k 3-$ Butweli 9 Apiaster, Idleweiss. Napier
4 2 4 3 $ Butweli fi Ques. Mark. Nimbus. Supervisor
3k 3 7k Butweli 8 Bonnie Eloise. Be, Pedigree
8® 9 27 Butweli 11 Troy Weight. G. I’aslle. B Sand
3J 3- Byrne 12 RoyalMeteor. Chil. Squaw, Taboo
By Peep o’Day— Thoughtless (P. Hyams).
1=4 2" Estep 8 MaryAimK.. Oe’n Qiusm, Wicket
6 6*1 "UTtatley 9 Fiiiidamenta). Venetian. Chilia
7 6*4 Carter s Miniorioso, Anion. Dominica
6 2 6*$ Carter 7 D. Git>. Transparent. Cliantjelof
3 2 4 4 2 i Carter fi Dominica. Miss Jean. Goldflnn
By Gone Coon — La Grecque (Mr. Earle).
, 2 ' 10 Patrick S.. L. Wiggins. Cardiff
10 10--5J Glass 19 Oc. Court. Ben Loyal. P.lneTliisi !e
6* 6"', ,T Glass 12 Hoffman. R. Quet n. Cherry Sisal
6 2 ll' 3 iJ Glass 12 Kate K.. Anavri. Golden Castle
2*5 3 2 .T Glass 8 Monereif. Oehre Court. Fond
6$ 6 t5 4- s chut’ger ID Ben Loyal. Amoret. Ochre Court
3 3 3’J C Turner 10 Double Five. Bon Loyal. Garth
2* 2* k J Glass 12 lima, Chilton Queen. Onager
By Cesaa-ion — Nigella (W. R. Mizell).
6 5'J A Wilson 9 Toy Boy.S. Alvescot, Royal Dolly
2* ltj Bur’ game 10 Azurea. Aniitv. Vireo '
3**k 3M J McCabe 12 QuidNunc. Edmond Adams, Free
6 s 5' :j Bur’game 9 Safninor. Hasson. Amity
2 tl 4'S C Peak 9 Camia. Hasson. f,oving Muse
2J C 2 4 C Peak . s M. Katcham. Fitzgerald. Hasson
3"t ]•- Kedcris 1(1 Mother Katcham. Hasson, Moll»r
3 3® Cavan'gh 4 Weyanoke, V. Rights, Gasket
By Monsieur de L’Orme — Volma (G. J. Day).
6- 4.. j Montour 11 Fred Lew. Garrv Star Gift
i' £’J Montour s |„ W’gins. F .MulholM. Cop’lown
6*4 i* Montour lo Joe Gaitens. Martre, TrovWeight
2 2 3*S Montour ■'* Ella Grane. Pliant. Kiel
1*4 1*5 Montour 7 Woodcraft, It. Mouse, st Sparks
7 3 7"4Montour s Superriso". Husky Lad. Ago
o 2 4 7 Montour 7 Howdy Howdy. Martre, Y’k Lad
7 2 7 10 4Montour !i Hareoiivt. Swart’s Hill. Camel
34 1" Montour 9 Cynosure. Berkeley, Wood Dove
4* 5*1 W Burns
2‘1 14 Butweli
5* 4% Butweli
2* 2 4 Butweli
2" k 3 2 $ Butweli
4 2 4 3 j Butweli
3k 3*4 Butweli
8" 9 27 Butweli
34 3 3 Byrne
110
By Peep o'Day-
s
io«
3
2 l
1
1=1 2" Estep
l’i
1«T
8
8
6
6 6 s i Whatley
12
102
6
7
8
7 6% Carter
2
1*)*)
7
5
6
6 2 6*1 Carter
50
102
4
4
4
3 2 $ 4 2 J Carter
115
By Gone Coon—
s
111
4
3
2
2' 2 4 Byrne
20
112
9
10
10
lo 10 22 1J Glass
15
106
6
6
6
6” 6’", J Glass
6 2 ll» 3 iJ Glass
10
199
2
3
4
21
197
5
2
2
2*$ 3 2 J Glass
10
105
5
6
7
6$ 6 l3 $Schut’ger
8-5
107
3
3
3
3 3 3*5 G Turner
7663 Juarez
7465 Juarez
7431 Juarez
7289 Juarez
72t7 Juar«a
3—1 1:14* fast 18-5
7219 Juarez
6A f 1 :0S* good 8
193
7
3
4
3»k ] ■- Kedcris
7099 Juarez
3-4 1:29$ mud 20
198
1
3
3
3
3® Cavan'gh
(Disqualified
for
foul.
FROG. b. g, 5
107
By Monsieur de
78'“: H.deGrace
3-4
1:15 fast
49
106
5
5
rj
C 3
4% Montour
7677 James'n 1
1-16
1 :48%fast
49
loo
3
G
5
5
4' } Montour
7638 Jamestown
3-4 1 :15%.fast
12
112
7
5
C
6>$
7® Montour
7520 Charles’n 1
. 1-S
1 :56 ; ‘igood 5
1*16
2
2
2
2
2 2
3 ! S Montour
7463 (’harle’n 1
1-16
1:50 fast
4-5
102
2
2
1
1
1*4 1 *$ Montour
7420 Charle'n 1
1-16
1:48% fast
15
103
5
3
3
7
7 5
7* '(.Montour
7299 Charleston
3-4
1 : 16 1'-. fast
5
109
4
6
4
6 2
4 7 Montour
771:25 Charleston
7-S
1 :30%hvy
2$
197
4
3
3
6
7 2
7'°$Montour
7120 Charleston
5$ f 1:08 last
12
194
7
6
7
35
1'* Montour
6 3 5''7 Bur' game
2i> 4*3 C Peak
Lexington Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, April 26.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST,
Racing starts at 2:15 p. in. (Chicago time, 2:15.)
Sana well ip nod. ©Superior mud runner.
(Ml maiden. ‘Apprentice allowance.
First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
:{ year-olds ami upward. Allowances,
i Track record: 5431fi — l:Ofib. — 4 — 117.)
1ml. Horse. Wt. Rev. A.Wt.Han.
(KS»7-*i Yankee Notions 1 ID i:9fii-, ;i ID«X7::5
oSfi.'b 1 1 Sprite 1 95 1:95- , 4 IDS. .730
Ind. norse.
<7352i Pan Zareta ...
6 (7 s i iuwell
2fi94-' Cliristmas Slar
5913 Beuauet
«2S1 Daisy Platt ..
t>:s7 Etta Ray (Mi
Wt. It be.
.lit 1:12%
.115 1:12--,
. 1 ' *2 1:14'-.
.195 1:15'-.
. 1**2 1 : 1 G • .
A.Wt.Han.
112X750
112X725
107 72->
194 <729
lol. too
1'Ml. Jt>75
Sebago llx | pit;
Round llo* World.. 113 1:95
5 1 ifi X 759
5 IDS x 723
(79.RI if Jim Baser Ins 1 :9fi% 5 1150725
7552 Amoret 124 1:97 fi 113x720
594s t ast y Jones 100 1:05--, 4 110 X 720
7401, 2 Kivu 103 1:95*-. 3 93X720
*II77 :: Cash on Delivery.. 90 1:07'-, 4 191X715
7552 Joe Stein '. . ,1o5 1 :o7 4 -, 5 194X715
024 1 2 Miss Thorpe IODl:OS% 4 105x710
7<>:;s • The Cinder 119 1:97'-, 3 9SX719
02S4- Clubs 119 1:13m 4 191.. 710
■J. Sehreiber and \V. Clark entry.
$H. K. Knapp eqtry.
Second Race — 1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Allowances,
i Track accord: 54317 — :I7% — 2 — 195.)
71 Ifi Dick Dodie 112. .725
(7fi22i Single 112 :59-- 197X729
7fi22-’ llarwooil 115 :49*.-,m 112X715
Sir Caledore. eli. g.
by Sir Wilfred —
Fairie Queen .. 100
Little Nephew. Ii.
g. by I nelt — Miss
Granville 190
Lost Fortune, cli. e,
by Ailan-a-Dale—
Maid of Fortune. 103
Joint Guild, l>. c.
bv Peep o’ Day —
My Gyps 103
Brig’s Brother, eh.
g. by Cnharil —
Ella Smith loo
Tiktok. eli. e. by
Stalwart — At-
teile 103
J li o . MacGilllliss,
eli. e. by Cesarion
* — r Ethel Iicvey. . . 103
Third Race — 3-4 Mile.
3 year-olds. Fillies. Allowances,
i Track record: 95«42 -1:12 -fi — 113.)
954fi 2 Floral Park 110 1:12% 112. .755
*H7S The Widow Moon, lot) 1 : 12 112 X 739
Fourth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
Phoenix Hotel Spring Handicap. $759 Added.
3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: 5994— 1 :45%— 5—119. i
9591 FOUNDATION :; infix 740
filial* Princess Callaway. . 195 1:45 * . 5 19H0759
6571 - Ibdl Horse 1 « m; 1:15-;- 5 199 .759
75SS Any Pm a 99 1:15" , 5 192 x 725
7.'.<’>t ‘ Flora Fina 1*<5 1:49m 4 102. .725
6513 Impression 196 1:4s*-, 4 97x720
0458 Donerail 3 9(1X713
Fifth Race- — 1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.
• Track record: 54317 -: I7"> 2 105.)
(7545i Aunt Mamie 112 47 ' 112 .725
• 741 s i Dainty Mint Ill : 115x729
“122 Parcel Post
I..2 3 First Cherry
115X729
U*7. .715
105. 71 •
Mary iMi
1 9:1X719
Notoriety. !). f. by
McGt'O- Koiiown .
103
Braektown Belle. I>.
f. by Cnnard—
Follies Bcrgeres .
103
Gipsy Love. b. f.
bv Cesarion —
Cliinela
103
I.a Valletta, i-h. f.
by Chantilly — St.
/■■phyriiie
103 h
Binlie Williams, b.
f. by I 'uric — Dor-
othy Grav
103
Penniless, hr. f. by
Ornament — Cut-
purse
103
Sixth Rate — 1 Mile.
•3 year-olds and upward. Sdlin
iTrack record: 9571s — 1 :37-- — T. -
Flying Feet
Bonanza
Old Woman
Capitau Bravo ...
Ix>ve Day
Ballyshe
Carpathia
M'lirshou
Automatic
Earl uf Si 'ey • M ,
.197 1:38®,
.112 1:38%
. 94 1:39%
.191 3 ::a*
198. )
5 112X725
4 1120729
5 191 . .715
I 113X715
4 198X710
3 98 X 705
5 191 \ 7<»5
3 97 X700
7 190x700
3 98. .073
SATURDAY. APRIL 26. 1913.
DAILY RACING FORM.
♦ _ I
** RAGING ASSOCIATION
t »N CONJUNCTION W ITH THE
{ BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB. EMPIRE CITY RACING
% ASSOCIATION AND METROPOLITAN JOCKEY CLUB
j 1913= SPRING MEETING “1913
z
X THE MEETING WILE BEGIN ON FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1913. AND CONTINUE TO
♦ SATURDAY. JULY 5. EIGHTEEN DAYS’ RACING. THREE DAYS EACH WEEK.
ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL 28
^ ■ - .
l METROPOLITAN HANDICAP $2,500 A °° E °
♦ For Three -Year-Olds and Upward. ONE MILE
J BROOKLYN HANDICAP $2,500 A °° E °
For Three-Year-Olds and Upward. , ONE MILE AND A QUARTER
I SUBURBAN HANDICAP ! $2,500 A °° ED
♦ For Three- Year-Olds and Upward. ONE MILE AND A QUARTER
I TOBOGGAN HANDICAP $1,500 AD ° E °
♦ For Three-Year-Olds and Upward. SIX FURLONGS
| LADIES' HANDICAP $1,500 ADDED
♦ For Marcs Three Years Old and Upward. ONE MILE
I NORWOOD SELLING STAKES $1,000
♦ For Threc-Yoar-Olds and Upward. SIX FURLONGS
? PATGH0GUE CELLING STAKES $1,000
<► For Three-Year-Olds and Upward. SEVEll FURLONGS
t HARLEM CELLING STAKES $1,000
♦ For Three-Yctr-Olds and Upward. ONE MILE
! MYRTLE SELLING STAKES $1,000
♦ For Three-Ycar-Olds and Upward. ONE MILE AND A SIXTEENTH
t WITHERS STAKES $2,000 ADDED
♦ For Three. Year-Olds. ONE MILE
t BROOKLYN DERBY $2,000
♦ For Three- Year-Olds. ONE MILE AND A QUARTER
BELMONT HANDICAP $2,500 ADDED
Y For Three-Year-Olds. ONE MILE AND THREE FURLONGS
J LAWRENCE REALIZATION HANDICAP $2,500
♦ For Thi ee- Y ear-Olds. ONE MILE AND FIVE FURLONGS
t JUVENILE STAKES SI, 500 ADDED
♦ For Two-Ycar-Olds. FIVE FURLONGS
GREAT AMERICAN STAKES $2,000
W *’° r Two-Year-Olds. FIVE FURLONGS
GREAT TRIAL STAKES $2;500
For Two-Year-Olds. SIX FURLONGS
KEENE MEMORIAL $2,000 ADDED
J For Two-Ycar-Olds. SIX TURLONGS ♦
% FASHION STAKES $1,500 f
♦ For Two-Year-Old Fillies. FIVE FURLONGS ♦
t HANOVER SELLING STAKES $1,000 ♦
♦ For Two-Ycar-Olds. FIVE AND A HALF FURLONGS ♦
t BOUQUET SELLING STAKES $1,000 i
♦ For Two-Year-Olds. FIVE FURLONGS ♦
$ INDEPENDENCE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP ... $1,500 I
♦ For Four-Ycar-Olds and Upward. ABOUT TWO MILES AND A HALF X
‘ GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP $1,500 |
♦ Bor Four-Year-Olds and Upward. ABOUT TWO MILES AND A HALF S
J EMPIRE STATE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP SI, 500 I
♦ For Four-Year-Olds and Upward. ABOUT TWO MILES AND A HALF X
X The Owners Fund will join with the Association by contributing’ $20,000 Z
J of the added money and will add plate of $100 each to ten of the above X
X stakes. Mr. August Belmont will add plate of $250 to the Belmont Stakes. ♦
f FOR ENTRY BLANKS KINDLY ADDRESS *
x Clerk of the Course. Westrhester Racing Association, 6 East 46th St., New York. N. Y. x
*♦*«.***<*+ »**♦*♦* *♦■* « ++ *** ♦*#.>*********^J
FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (5451c 1 ;00 '.'> 1 117)
I >ist Tinn-T’ekOdds
Sir Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish
YANKEE NOTIONS.
*:::*7 Pimlico
ch. c. 3
1 :40 last
5
106
1 3
o
By Yankee — Fairie
3= 3'1 J Glass s
6211
Laurel
3-4
l:I6 r ; hvy
13 5
114
3
2
i
J1
1" J Glass
5
5953
l-aim.-t
3-4
1:12* fast
1
108
1
3
4
31
l" J Glass
5
5732
Laurel
3 4
1:13* fast
9-5
99
5
3
2
l'J Karrick
s
5549
1 -UUrel
3 4
1:12* fast
3
93
3
3
3
2„lt
ll Karrick
it
5391
1 1 .ileGrace
3-4
1:14 hvy
9-5
90
2
1
1
1*
2 1 ' Karrick
5335
11. del trace
54 f
1 .09* slop
1
1*10
1
1
1
l 3
1= Karrick
5
5235
H. dcGra.ce
3-4
1 :15 slop
10
95
5
2
2
2*
3=1 Karrick
7
3317
l^itonia
51 f
1 :06 fast 47-10
111
4
2
2
sh
3= J Glass
0
3217
Ijitonla
04 f 1 :06 fast
12
1!0
2
2
2
2 2
21 J Glass
4
301 4
Latonia
5-8 1:01 hvy
24-5
115
1
3
3
3 4
3"4 Gatiz
«
2536
Louisville
5-8 1:00* fast 11-20
110
2
1
1
l 2
l 2 McCahey
6
*en I’uint. Leoelmres. Rorkview
Ijirlar. Iasa'liares. Rock View
■ ivigiiLeusy
Lahore, Amoret
Tartar. Barnegat, Striker
S. .1. Johnson. !*r. Ahmed, Worto
SPRITE, h. f. 4
5863 Liunl 1 1:331 fast 3-2
529*> it. .it Grace 5j r l :<j<;s good l
0158 II. (lei Jruce 5* f 1:05? good '.'-5
4590 lf.doG’ce 11-8 1:54 fast 6
4556 ll.de. Grace 3-4 1 :144 fast 11-5
3318 latonia 1 1-8 i;50g fast 41-20
3218 Latonia 1 1-16 1:44 fast 3
SEBAGO. b. h, 5 :
6617 Juniest'n 1 116 1 :4Si hvy 4
Okie . lamest mu 7-8 1:2:* hvy 8-5
Wfi Jamestown 7-S 1:261 fast 16-5
051*3 Jamestown 1 1:39* fast S
6276 l^anr. l 3-4 l:i:i| fast 4-5
5so3 I,:;urcl 1 1-16 1:454 last 3
Lam 1 1 1 1 *2*4 fast 4J
o2S»i H.deGrace 51 f 3 :t*GiS good 7
3216 I^uonia 3-4 1:12* last 3
3257 Latonia 3-4 1:11 j fast 3
3119 Latonia 3-4 1:15 hvy 23-5
ROUND THE WORLD, ch. in. 5
_ V<*39 Juarez 3-4 1:12* fast 6 5
*•
285*5 Lalonia lmTOy l:42ji fast 28-5
2729 laxtf.nia 3-4 1:12 fast 11-6
249:: Louisville 6J f 1 : < *5g fast 4-5
239*5 Louisville 5* f 1:05 fast 3-10
2310 Louisville 51 f 1:06 good 7
2150 Lexington 3-4 1:12* fast 29-20
By Waterboy— Fairie Queen (H. K. Knapp).
11 3=) .1 Glass
l-‘ 1*1 .1 Glass
l 8 1® J Glass
4’1 t 3 J .1 Glass
3= 4 1 J Glass
1>> 2i> .T Glass
2*J 2" J Glass
, — ■ ****»fF/i
»' lroglogs. Worth. Republican
•! I*r. Ahmed. Spring Hoard. Lahore
(5 S..T. Johnson. P. Ahmed. Sp. Hoard
7 Ail. Express. I.oeliiel, Shaekleton
S Rosseaux. Shack’ton. L.O’M’Llfe
5 High Private, Starbottle. Hedge
<! F. I.auce, Presumption. Cock spur
By Sempronius — Portia Swett (W. Linker 4.
2310 Louisville
'-’150 Lexington
JIM BASEY, ch. h. 6
7t'.:> Juarez 3-4 1:122 fast
61*51 .lunrez
692. > Juar, z
6876 Juarez
6858 .1 uarez
6816 Juarez
6798 Juan z
6781 .Irmr* z
6714 Juarez
5628 Juarez
3-4 1:12* fast 9-5
,3 4 1:13 fast C-5
3-4 1:12} fast 16-5
7-8 1 :27 fast 13
7-8 1: 6 fast 2'i
3-4 1:12? fast 3-2
3-4 1 :12* good 7-5
Oj f Lung fast 10
3 -1 1:16* good 7
3* 2‘ <’ Peak s H. Majesty. Lahore White Wool
1' Byrn 7 J Uueker.v. Continental, W. Lad
42 2J Doyl. 8 Caugh Illli. Cliff Edge. Sherwood
4" k 2-j Teahan P Grover Hughes. Tartar. Lahore
2= 2= Sehut’ger 7 Aeton. Isidore I.oeliiel
2"" ^-buCg.-r 5 Carlton Guv Fisher. Flamma
3" k 4’1 Syhut gi-r 5 Dr. Duenner. Pr. Ahmed. Gates
5* a'i C H fehil g C. Sprite. Pr.Aiimed. Spring Board
*i Fa i 11 J Meridian, G. Hughes, Presumpt’o
1*1 1*1 ruin < Meridian. Impression, G. Hughe*
4J 5= 8 Met'ahey 5 High Private, Donau. G. nuglies
By Lackford — Nellie Bly (W. E. Applegate).
V, *"!, U or< i 4 -J' U1 Rasev. Upright, I. Gentleman
4* a 4 } Borel 8 Lovetie, Lit. Father. Blaek Chief
3 S 8 * Borel 3 Adams Express. Iligli Private
6 5 8 i Borel 5 T.Manager. G. Hughes. A.Expr’s
3| 3=J J Callahan 6 L.Father. Buekhorn. T.M. Green
I s l 8 C Peak r> B. Nelson. Nonpareil, Sir Blaise
l l I s C Peak 8 Grover Hughes. Isidore, Azviade
2J 3 s * C Peak 0 Caugh Hili. Milton B.. Cherryola
By Salvation — Dora I. (J. Schreiber).
2 = 1= Loft us 4 R.tbeW’rld. Epriglit. I.Gent'inan
5= 3'J Loftus 1! I. Gentleman, Kooienav. Seneca
VI 1>J l»rtus ti T.Thomas, Kootenay. L.Panehiia
2* l=* Loftus 7. Gilpv. I,. Panchita. G. M Miller
4= 3=4 Itezanson 1! II. Barhoe. RloBrazos. .lopDoibol’d
2* Ink R Steele 4 I,. Panchita. Cprlght, Kootennv
4*1 Teahan 5 Gilpy. Kootonay. I^uly Panchita
o 8 4«* Gross *i Upright. Pawhuska. Furlong
4 3 4- i Gross <i Hel. Bariier, L. Panehlta Kiv«
6* 6>*iHill 7 Buekhorn, Upright. Meridian
2* ink [{ Steele
4 i 4*1 Tealinn
o 8 4*1 Gross
4 s 4 r * Gross
«» 6“iHill
AMORET, b. g.
6
113
By Hastings — j
7552 charleston
3 4 l:1t%fast
2
107
4
r,
7
PUII. up. Buxton
7461 Charleston
3-4 i:l4%fast
S
114
3
2
5*
4*1 Buxton
7261 Charleston
Gi f 1:10 hvy
3-5
115
2
2
4
ll*
2*' But well
72": charleston
3-4 1:15* fast
25
114
2
3
4
;tnk
4 1 Ford
7158 Charleston
3 4 1 :16* mud
8-5
112
2
1
1
3 7
3= But well
7080 Charleston
3-4 1 :14* good
!H>
108
4
2 4
l*>k But well
7*:4i Charleston
3-1 1:16 hvy
3-5
117
2
1
1
l 5 But well
69:i0 Charleston
7-S 1 :27? fast
3
104
3 3
3
3
2»
3=4 Ford
6979 Charleston
5* f 1:08* fast
13-5 113
5 2
6
4
4 4
4 S J Mondon
CASEY JONES, ch. g. 4 110
5'*4x Churchill 3-4 1:12 fast 13 92*
5858 Churchill 3-4 1:13* slow 16 100
5697 Churchill 5* f 1:05 fast 34 100
5380 Douglas 1’k 3 4 1:15 livy 6-5 98
5231 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:13* good 2 112
5152 Douglas I*k 3-4 1:12* good 8i 98
KIVA, b. f, 3 93
7106 Juarez 5J f 1 :f*5%fast 13-5 103
7581 Juarez 5-1 1 :12%t'ast 6-5 1**6
7315 Juarez 51 f 1:10* hvy 2* 101
Pull. up. Buxton 7 Shaekleton. Volthmpe. Cop’ town
5* 4"i Buxton 8 Tarts, Hoffman, Theresa Gill
l*i 2" Rutv.ell 5 Progressive, Chemulpo. It. Queen
;{nk 41 Ford 7 I.ordWells. GohlCap. (joppertowu
3 7 3= But well 7. Carlton (5., Ueyuhllean. Font
2* ink But well (5 Sherwood . C.Ashm<‘a*le. Cli’ryola
1* D But well 5 Wander. Fatlierola. Rigliteasy
2>* 3-1 Ford 4 Sherwood, Merry Lad, Spoltn
4* 4*i Mondon «) Sylvestris, Rose Qm en, Motikhy
By Royal Flush III. — Crimea (A. P. Humphrey, Jr.'
5 4‘i French t! Meridian. Jim liasey, II. Private
7b 6" French s Buekhorn, 11. Private. Countless
2* 2* French <i G. Hughes. F. Roberts. I..Fath<r
410 4» French 7> E. Bryson. Iteciproe’y , Sylvestris
1' 1 nk 18hea 4 Impression. SunQueen Sir Blaise
31 5 s } Skirvin 0 Helen Barbee, Ixcjptenay. C. Hill
By Sempronius — Sevilla (L. M. Morris).
7 9 16 Juarez
7581 Juarez
7515 Juarez
7243 Juarez
72<N Juarez
7*174 Juarez
76*16 Juarez
6892 Juarez
6850 Juarez
6848 Juarez
6801 Juarez
6741 Juarez
6723 Juarez
66S2 Juarez
3-4 1 :15* good 4-5 lot
5* f 1:08* good 4 96
3-4 1:121 fast 12 99
5J f 1:07 fast 1-5 107
5* f 1:112 hvy 8-5 104
5* f 1:07* goodl3-10 104
3-4 1:13* fast 8 90
5* f 13*7? fast 11-5 104
6* f 1 $51 fast 7 92
6J t 1 :07 fast 3 108
5J f l:OS* slow 13-5 104
1= L’i Gross
Ink ]*j Gross
4 3 5'=JGroth
ll, 2°k Groth
3 3 i 1? J McCabe
]h 4 ** Carter
7 Truly. Lewiu. Aneestors
7 Aneestors. Bynaiuo. Connaught
ti Weviinoke. Fltzgerabl. Rights
7> Idle Tale, Rooster, VesteilRighis
7 Par. Rov. (’has. Goetz. S.AIveseot
7 Pan Zaretn. Truly. El Paloniar
J McCabe 1'* Pampinea. T.CimliT. M.Kali-IC
CASH ON DELIVERY, blk. g, 4
2* 3 s * Groth (! S. Heart. Mercurinni. K. Stalwart
1 1 1= B Steele <> KingStalwavt, Rooster. Kenneth
6 8 15 Nathan 8 Miniorioso. Swisb, Sea Cliff
2 4 2'* Nathan 5 S. Heart, Garden of Allah, T.urla
3 3 3* Nathan fi II. Barbee, L. Panchita, J. Basey
37 2*>k Molesw’h 5 Ves. Rights. Stout Heart. Rosiri's
3 3 2J Halsey 7 Swiftsure. Inquieta. Sp’tly Miss
By Santello — El Sonora (A. H. Brandt).
::t> 3° J McCabe 8 Hawthorn. C’gli Hiil. Nash Cash
J* l'i B Steele S Merrick. Milton )!. l)iiiiu<-sno
J*’ 5 J B Steele S Seniprnlus. J.DpIImiIiI. Sun <)ui-en
fi’i 5 3 j Molesw'h 7 Coy Lad. Countless. Meridian
0* 3 3 15 Steele *; Coppert'n, Morrist’n. Qu’rmaster
6>4 5> Molesw’h 9 Merry Lad. Royal Tea. Wander
By The Commoner — Alpaca (E. W. Moore),
5 h 5 8 Montour 7 Shaekleton. Vnliliorne. Cop’lov,-:
3* 3= Goose 7 T. Reach. MerrU-k. QuartermasC -
4J S' 8 J McCabe 7 Morrist’n. I.G’tlem'n. Semprolns
1 2 U* Goose 12 LoveDav. Patrnche Sir Cateshv
2J 2 3 Breyer t! Working Lad. Ofilo. Master Jim
J* l'J Dennler <1 Stick Pin. Black Mate. Frog
6J 5 7 1 Goose It* Snreget, Merrick. Bimuesm-
2» 3>J Loftus 10 M. Thorpe. RoyaiTea. R.ofJeddab
By Woolsthorpe — Her Ladyship (A. B. Lowe).
D 2j .1 McCabe 7 Gay Bird. Ozana. Swannanoa
1* l 3 Obcrt 7 Wintergrccn. Enliehl. Mud Si!!
5 5 8 AV W T’lor 7« Volthorpe. J. Bi-iliold. Reciprocity
!!, ^ McCabe 6 High Private. EITendi. Countless
6 l 3-j .T Henry 9 Morristown. F.Levv. Reeinroeiry
4 1 1> W AmlresslO It. Tea. JoeRtein. Rose .if Jeddah
6177 Latonia
6550 Ixitonia
6293 1 si Ionia
6365 Izttonla
6122 Latonia
6036 latonia
-4 1:14* slow 3S ID**
-4 1:132 slow 13-5 103
-I 1:13 fast 34-5 1**1
62**5 Latonia 3-4 1:13* good 13 104
6122 Latonia 3-4 1:17* hvy 4 102
6036 Ijatonia 3-4 1:14* hvy 4* 104
JOE STEIN, b. g. 5 104
7552 Charleston 5 4 1 :1 Dnfast 12 107
6176 I^itonia 3-4 1:14* slow 11 109
6418 latonia 3-4 1:14 mud 29 112
6326 latonia lm70v 1:49* hvv 11 112
6*125 Min.Sp’gs 6* f 1:21 fast 2 107
5985 Min.Sp’gs 6J f 1:21 fast 2 99
5578 DouglasPk 6.4 f 1:06* fast 14-5 105
5358 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:13* fast 6 108
MISS THORPE, b. f. 4 105
6241 I-atonia lmTOy 1:430 fast 23-10 10*1
5SS3 Churchill t 1:39 fast 6* 100
5859 Churchill 1 l:40g slow 6 1**0
5725 Churchill lm20y 1:39* fast 63 92
5465 Douglas Pk 3 4 1:12* fast 11 105
5358 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:13* fast 83-10 104
THE CINDER, blk. c, 3 98
♦
7038 Juarez
3-4 1 :13* fast
13-3
112
1
3
3
3=
21 Loftus
7006 Juarez
54 f 1:07 fast
44
113
5
3
2
2'i 3*1 Loftus
>7
6955 Juarez
3-4 1:13* fast
11
112
5
5
5
4 3
4 4 J Loftus
6934 Juarez
3-4 1:13* fast
16-5 105
4
2
2
l 2
1' Teahan
♦
6887 Juarez
5* f 1:06* fast
30
110
8
8
7
41
5= Borel
•
6837 Juarez
51 f 1:08* fast
4
112
2
4
2
16
in Borel
❖
€807 Juarez
54 f 1 9)7* fast
34
112
2
5
5
7
8"> Borel
6747 Juarez
5-8 1:01 fast
112
6
6
5
5‘
3=4 Gross
♦
6735 Juarez
6J f 1:07* fast
100
108
4
3
3
3»
3 8 4 Bezanson
CLUBS, ch. g.
4
101
By Rov. Flush
6284 1-utonia
LhiTOy 1:41? fast
34
105
8
6
6
4
3h
2J C Turner
5995 Min.Sp’gs
7-S 1:28* fast
24
104
5
4
5
6
6'4
5* Ohert
5959 Min.Sp’gs
64 f 1 :21I fast
7-5
101
7
7
—
7=
7® Morton
5723 Churchill
1 1-16 1 :46* fast
24
101
3
4
3
3
1*
l h C Turner
4
5543 Douglas Pk 3-4 1 :13 fast 61-10 105
4
6
5
5 2
3 3 J Molesw’h
ti Ban Zaretn. Gasket. Stout Heart
1<> Kivu, l'ampinea. M. Katiliam
5 PanZareta, Truly. Gordon Russell
9 We.vanoke, Kenneth. Rooster
11 Connaught. GordonRussell, Truly
8 Rooster, Ask Ma, Kamchatka
10 Idle Tale. Rooster. Wheeler
14 G. Russell, Weyanoke, Pampinea
5 Pan Zareta, Mrs.Gamp. Kenneth
1‘ IQ B Steele
6* 5*5 B Steele
6*1 5 33 Molesw'h
5* 3 3 15 Steele
6H 5* Molesw’h
3 2 3= Goose
4 h S' 8 J MeCabe
l 2 H* Goose
2* 2 3 Breyer
l 2 l 1 * Dennler
6J 5 7 1 Goose
2t> 3>J Loftus
7 S. ('leges. .1. R. Robinson. L. i>av
8 Otilo. Gold of Oohir. Black Mate
SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds.
DICK DODIE, ch. c. 2
7116 Juarez 3.1 f 43 hvy
7647 Juarez 3J f 41* fast
6993 Juarez 31 f 41* fast
6969 Juarez 3? f 41? fast
6915 Juarez 3.1 f 40* good
6885 Juarez 3-8 34* fast
68*57 Juarez 3-8 34* fast
6855 Juarez 3-8 34* fast
6843 Juarez 3-8 35* fast
SINGLE, b. c, 2
7li22 < ’liarlest’n 34 f 42%fast
7574 Charleston 1 2 49*-.mud
7538 Cliarh'Ston 1-2 5ft good
7458 Chariest’ n 3J f 42 fast
HARWOOD, ch. c. 2
7622 Chariest’ n 34 f t2-' : )fast
7571 charleston 1-2' 49 4 r,mud
7526 Chariest ’n Si f 42V5good
7134 Chariest’n 31 f 42%fast
7398 *Tiarleston 3-8 37 4 ^fast
7277 Charleston 3 8 37* good
7231 Charleston 3-8 36* hvy
7210 Charleston 3-S 36* fast
7150 Charleston 3-8 36* mud
First start for the following
SIR CALEDORE. ch. g. 2
LITTLE NEPHEW, b. g. 2
LOST FORTUNE, ch. c, 2
JOHN GUND. b. c. 2
BRIG’S BROTHER, ch. g, 2
TIKTOK. ch. c. 2
JNO. MacGINNISS. ch. c. 2
112
5 11.8 5
8 115 2
8- 5 118 4
11-5 115 7
3-2 115 1
3-2 lift 1
4 lift 10
9- 5 112 1
3-6 108 2
107
a 108 1
4 lift 2
9 5 112 3
6 1*j7 5
112
2 118 5
4 115 4
2 114 3
3 112 5
5 109 5
3 116 3
13-5 112 2
6 111 3
15 111 4
and Geldings. Allowances. (.54217 — 47;j — 2 105.)
By Abe Frank — Minyon (J. F. Newman).
4 3 4**> Gross 6 Old Rosebud. Blarney. Manganese
ii, g^rham 1«> K<litli W„ old Ben. Othello
S? ross Nhadracli. Edith W.. W. Lady
2; 2 £ Gross 8 Galar. Othello. Old Ben
ol, ?, S r0fis 7 Aunt Mamie. Galar. Old Ben
2-J 13 Gross 7 Sliadrach. Othello. Old Ben
1' 2 J Gross 11 Blarney. Manganese. Hvki
it* 01 s Gross 13 Sliadrach, Manganese. ‘Brevity
S' 3=3 Gross 8 Blarney. Shad ra eh. Brevity
By Cesarion— A1 Lone (J. E. Madden).
1“ 1*1 Blekett 8 Harwood. W. Shoes. MfssWnters
3 h 3-5 Tapi in lf» JInrwood, Sau Jon. Walters
in Ti! X a ?L ,n , f * Ada. Walters. Cl, as. Cannell
31* 4 4 3 L Martin 9 Miss Gayle. Par. Post. M.Chur ot
Bv Frontenac — Poetic (E. B. Parsons).
'ft 7,’- i J , I , * n<,v ' r ,’ s S'ftKle. W. Shoes. Miss Waters
l 3 I 3 J Hanoverltt San Jon. Single. Waiters
If L Hanover U) F.Flainingo. Bulgar. p. Rutledge
3J 3 4 * Pickens 11 Wooden Slmes. Manners. Ada
8‘* 34 .1 Hanover it Rulgnr, It. Hvams. Stonehenge
2- I’** 3 Goose 7 Bulgar. Avo. Madge's Sister
24 But well 5 Miss Waters. Ave. Bnnty
i'i Goose 8 Preserver. Ruby Hvams.' Bulgar
3 * 3 8 Goose 7 Gordon. PI. Welles. Miss Clmrtut
By Sir Wilfred— Fame Queen (H. K. Knapp).
By Uncle — Miss Granville (M. B. Gruber).
By Allan-a-Dale — Maid of Fortune (J. T, Shannon).
By Peep o'Day — My Gyps (A. Baker).
By Cunard — Ella Smith (E. R. Bradley).
By Stalwart — Attelle (F. J. Kelley).
By Cesarion— Ethel Levey (C. Woodford).
THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. (95(542—1:12—0—115.)
FLORAL PARK,
ch. f. 3
113
6346
Latonia
3-4 1:13? slow 17-10
116
1
2
2
6203
Latonia
3-4 1:15? good 4
113
4
2
1
5884
Churchill
51 f 1:06 fast 43-10
113
5
5
4
576S
Churchill
3-4 1:12* fast
9-10
116
3
2
2
5644 Douglas Pk
3-4 1:12* fast
22-5 115
1
4
2
5423
Douglas Pk
3-4 1:121 fast
6J
111)
5
2
THE
WIDOW MOON. br. f. 3
112
6478
Latonia
3-4 1:11s slow
11-5
113
5
5
4
6294
Latonia
3-4 1:12 last
41
114
1
4
3
5881
Churchill
51 f 1 :06 fast
2
116
7
3
3
5641
Douglas Pk
3-4 1:12* fast 11-10 118
6
3
1
550.8
Douglas Pk
3-4 1:12* fast
19-5
114
6
2
2
5283 DouglasPk
54 f 1 : 08 slow
2-5
111
4
1
1
5257
Douglas Pk
3-4 1:12 fast
4-5
109
1
1
1
PAN
ZARETA. ch. f. 3
112
7352
J uarez
3-4 1 : 1.3*5 fast
2
122
2
1
1
72*; I
Juarez
5.1 f 1 :<*6* last
6-5
106
1
2
2
7**74
Juarez
3 -4 1:12s fast
3
111
2
3
4
7038
J uarez
3-4 1:13* fast
4-5
112
4
2
2
6S55
Juarez
3-4 1:13* fast
3-5
110
2
1
1
6912
Juarez
3-4 1:14* slow 9
102
5
1
3
6735 Juarez
5J f 1:07* fast
4-5
112
1
2
2
6720
Juarez
51 f 1:07 fast
9-5
95
2
1
1
6699 Juarez
5-8 1:01 J good 1
112
1
1
1
GOWELL. ch. f.
3
112
6478
latonia
3-4 1 :14s slow
74
111
6
4
r t
6391
l-utonia
3-4 1 :12s fast
14-5
115
2
1
3
6346
Latonia
3-4 1:133 slow
22-0
117
5
3
3
6291
Latonia
51 f 1 :05* fast
8-5
111
1
1
1
HD"
1 .ntonia
3-1 1:15* hvy
1-2
1**9
6
4
6121
Latonia
51 f 1 : 103 hvy
11-5
112
1
1
1
B ’? on j aster or Hamburg— Mineoia (F. T. Grefer).
Jr a V. z £’ Horron. Rosturtiuni Guwell
j a j « V. 1 *‘ak 7 Horron. Itille Brigade. Solar Star
ir ?«* Buxton < G. Britain. S. Star. The W. Mo..,,
if li I}' lx t <>n 'J , ’’ 1 l’*tlon*ar. Flying Torn, Cream
7^ Buxton 7 T. W. Moon, Rosturtium, Cream
15 J I*uxtun 8 Cream, Sui. House. Ko^turtium
Bv Stalwart— Slippery (R. P. Marshall).
\amliisen 9 SolarStar, Klelmriie. Rosturtiu.n
0-1 V. r.! ir, V r - ll’tliorn. Foundat’n. Uosturthmi
o-i 1. Steele * H.KiJtaun. SnlnrStar. Florall*aik
1'* C Turner 7 Floral Park. Rosturtium, Cream
2 J Henry t! Hawthorn, Rosturtium, S. Star
, If s,01 ‘ l0 •' Floral Park. Silk Day. Rosemary
* 1'* B Steele 6 Cream, Terrible Bill. Muddle.
3* 3 3 C Turner
3 3 3=i 1! Steele
It, in c Turner
2 l 2* J Henry
D 1»| B Steele
l 1 * l'l B Steele
By Abe Frank — Caddie Griffith (J. F. Newman).
Jl .' Colquitt. Trul y . VesdeifiiTglil t
2'i Gross .> P.ofl.ismore, K’leuay, L.P'chlta
1 Gross 7 Truly. El Paloniar. Kiva
14 R’htmire fi The Cinder. Gasket. Stout Heart
. J* ^ r0!iS 5 Truly. GordonRussell, TlieCindcr
1 Gross 10 F.Roberls, Chupul’pee. IC Brvson
it, ,, r ?, ss 5 Mrs. Gamp, The Cinder. Keniiotli
2 *, ff 1 0 L. Panchita. Pawhuska, Kootenay
l 3 Gross (, Real Star. Bula Welsh, Rosiris
®T., ,O rt .Wella-aResponsive (J. T. Weaver).
3* 1* Gross
12 14 R’htmire
1‘ l 1 Gross
2=* 1 *> Or* >ss
!•> 1* Gross
l'J 1*> Hill
1 3 l 3 Gross
y*. 01* 5'-'i Ia , rSt ' ,r > Mehurni'. Rosturtium
at In - JV"'"""’ 4 ’- Cash. I.ewin
i’i 1 d !' n n!!' ;! Horron, Floral Park. Rosturtium
1. ?," k I-oftie, it Klehnrne. S. of Danube N. Cash
7« 7s 10 Foundation. The Grader. Perlcl<>s
I 1 Loftus 4, S.ofDanube, Donerail. It. Brigade
By Star Shoot— Breakwater (C. Woodford).
r,‘ “Ji (! S*. of Da in the. Cowell, A. Patricia
^ Koerner 10 BriarPath. Oneida. T.Wld.Almm
is S til H‘‘i*os. Forward. SolarStar
}. -V f, " RW1 *11 Md. Richards. Benauet. M.vgenil
ih «2 rt JG Lloyd, Loan Shark, Ella Crane
7,, f T^‘., son s Hosturtlum. R. Lloyd. Coil. Brook
14.1 Wilson , Yem assoo. Ethelbiirgll., M. Edith
By St. Avoniens— Dertha (E. R. Bradley).
* ivCah0 *-* Xfd.t.y Stoekel. Yorkville
5h 9 -^n 1 ’ , , '• Hawthorn. T.W.Moo,,. Rostur’nt
la ‘7,, 'J. Han iels 11 (,ow ell. Sm. House. S. of Da imho
7. ft . p '* ' ream. Cowell. Ethellmrg II.
II Foundation. Cream. Sheets
1' X 2 Hopkins S Old Coin, Gerrard. Tea Rose
By Marta Santa— Black Banner (J. L. Watkins).
e^iUr r ° S ? , H Silk Day. Car, , all, ia To,
Amlress 9 A. Patricia. Silk Dav Inquiota
It. '1.0 Ganz 11 Feliowninu, Rooster. Ancon
* i Ctirpatbia. Trojan Belle, Ancon
l 1 j (jOoso * Barsac. Bluo-Bcar<l, Transport
C By RusspH— H ira Villa (B. F. Guthrie).
9, y ,7* 1 lor 1 1 Kalittka. Cittie B.. Mimesis
qi 7101 * * *r T(*rra!Bancn. KaMnk.i
v' 2 W r » 9 EllaCrane. Brightst*)i,e. KittvW.
8 8 1 Estep 8 Ma Salaiune. Tyree. Ask Ma
1 Spring Handicap. 3-year-olds Rnd upward. 1 5**91—
- B 7 Nasturtium— Meddlesome She (C. J. McKenna).
' : ii xl‘f " s ' v .. h -’ Gowdl. Nash Cash
- - - Iolesw h .* H u ilmni. T.W.jiooti. Rostitrt’m
JJ, Molesw’h in (Jewell. The Cruder Pericles
vs a? 3 Amlress 7 C. Britain. S. Star. The W. Moon
3 o 1 Molosw h Smok^House. Cr«Min, I*r. Hrrmi.^
By Broomstick— Fiocarlino (R. Colston).
7* v;, i ,!! u 5!" n , 4 AuyPort. Milton R.. Dutch Rock
i ciMi S !' ol ° 4 Meridian. WIi.Wool. HlghPrlvaie
® , 6 JJnxton If. Private. Meridian. Wit. Wool
9i >S *9i «J ,X 4° n i Merlilian. Jim Raspy. II. Private
7! u s ;' ,,,lrcs M i Starbottle, C.deMenthe. M.Stre’t
14 - nl! Buxton 10 Buekhorn. Any Port. Starbottle
By Cunard— Eonic (E. R. Bradley),
a ;' ,k r> Ozana. While w.ad. Any Port
f 2., ni ’ 11 •> 4 Morris. Colston, c. *|e M* nl l,e
1- ‘ 2 * ‘ ‘‘‘‘e 7 Cov Lad. Countless Meridian
<• 3s, /! anz *’ 4f> *: Morris. <’. Holloway. Colston
t> *> Canz g Winterg’n. Countless. Reeiproc’ r
_ By Star Shoot — Amy Davenport (E. E, McCargo).
I ol*! H en,ry 7 v »'lr. Meadow. Lackrose
v -il U e r. ,r . y ? A 1 "’:": 1 fright. Irish Gentleman
7 , 3 “ E Cotton I pl ight. Stick Pi,,. Meadow
• 5*1 Molesw h 5 In jury. Lackrose, Crossover
6 5-=4C Turner 5 WIi.Wool, JoeDeiho’d Volt hone
1» l'J C Turner 4 MiltonB.. P’cessCnl’wav. I> Rock
6 4"*Molesw’h 5 Ozana. Bell nurse, Wiiite Wool
4 2 3'J Skirvin ltt Buck I, on,. I’. Callaway. Starbottle
4 4" J McCabe 4 P’ecss Callaway, Duval M Mack
5, J!, I McCabe* 5 S. Charter. BmeeRIce. WhiteW’l
34 3 4 I .T MeCabe t> Kdda. Buekhorn. Font
4 s 4* ) 4 C Turner 0 Star Charter. Proglegs. Font
2 4 2* J Callahan 4 II. Private. P.Oallaw’v. Clierrvola
5| 4 8 i Byrne 7 Jnt'Morria. Buekhorn.' Bdl Il'orso
3' 2*4 Byrne 5 High Private, Font, Ch* rryola
1° l 8 Loftus
CHRISTMAS STAR. blk. f. 3
269 1 Latonia 5-8 59* fast 6-5 112 6
23**3 Louisville 1-2 4S fast 1 115 3
2113 Lexington 44 f 54 fast 3-2 118 1
2*134 I^xington 1-2 51 hvy 9-10 112 I
1903 Charleston 41 f 54* fast 1-2 112 4
188*, Charleston 41 f 55* mud 9-10 lft9 2
1753 Charleston 1-2 Oft mud 1 107 1
BENANET. ch. f, 3 104
5643 DouglasPk 5.1 f 1:063 fast 27-10 1**5 3
55* *S DouglasPk 3-4 1:12* fast 22 102 5
526*1 DouglasPk 54 f 1:063 fast 3 85 1
5175 Douglas Pk 5-8 1:01? fast 19-20 195 3
5**21 Lexington 51 f l;ft? fast 12-5 109 1
4392 Hamilton 54 f 1:07* fast 13-10 100 3
DAISY PLATT, ch. f. 3 104
62M Latonia
6173 Latonia '54 f 1:11* hvy 40 107 7 8 8
6035 Latonia 54 f 1:0S* hvy 11 lift l 4 3
5917 Churchill 3-4 1:14 fast 44 105 1 1 3
5S29 Churchill 11:11* fast 19 105*1 111
ETTA RAY. ch. f. 3 • ICO
6387 Latonia 54 f Du7 fast f T ld 103 11 lo :»
6238 Latonia 54 f 1:07s fast f’ld 108 12 4 3
6059 Min.Sp’gs 5-8 1:01* fast 12 lift 9 8 8
5377 Douglas Pk 5-8 1:04 hvy 64 107 6 5 6
FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Phoenix Hotel
1:4575 — 5 — 110.)
FOUNDATION, ch. c, 3 106
6391 Latonia 3-4 1:12* fast 3 113 3 2 4 •;
6294 Igitouia 3-4 1:12 fast 22 106 3 2 2
61so Latonia 3-1 1:15* hvy 10 108 l 2 1
6SS4 Churchill 54 f 1 ;o6 fast 49 108 6 6 5:
5542 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:11* fast 37-10 110 5 4 5:
PRINCESS CALLAWAY, b. m. 5 106
6t6*i Latonia 11-8 2:00* hvy 19-5 108 till
6348 Latonia lniTOv 1:44* slow 8 107 4 4 4 4
6IC7 Latonia 1 1-16 1:47* hvy 5 108 6 5 5 5
59ts Churchill 3-4 1:12 last 17 103 Left :,t the |
5.58 i *oug. Pk lmTOy 1:44* fast 6-5 113 3 3 2 2
5153 Doug. Pk 1 1-16 1:46 good 104 105 4 1 1 1:
BELL HORSE, ch. g, 5 109
6371 Latonia 1 1-16 1 : 45* fast 17-10 115 1111
6295 Latonia 1 1-16 1 : 45* fast 11 118 4 2 2 3
6205 Latonia 3-4 1:12* good 10* 112 5 7 7
6067 Latonia lin7oy l:43g fast 1 108 1 1 1 1
5798 Churchill 1 1 :39* fast 37-19 110 4 6 6 6
ANY PORT, b. h. 5 102
T. ss Juarez 7-S 1 :36%fast 100 96 7 7 7 7’
7570 Juarez 7-8 1:25 fast I*)o 9S 8 S 8 8 !
7534 Juarez 7-S 1 :24%fast 50 1<*0 7 7 7 7'
6726 Juarez 1 1:39* fast 3) 1*>6 5 5 5 5 i
1 1:41* fast 13-5 103 3
6180 Latonia lmTOy 1:45 slow 3* 107
6460 Latonia 1 1-8 2:*to* hvy 11-10 106
6371 Lalonia 1 1-16 1:45s fast 77-10 102*
5153 Doug. Pk 11-16 1:46 good 14 100
•1974 Lexington 1 1:38* fast 39-5 104
4741 Windsor 1 3-16 1:59 fast 4 105
1698 Windsor 1 1-8 1:57* hvv 10* in-5
3699 Windsor 1 1-S 1:56* slow 8 1**6
3**15 Latonia 1 I S 1:56* hvv 11-5 107
2858 Latonia 1 1-8 1:518 fast 33-10 110
2670 Latonia 1 1-16 1:51? hvy 51-10 109
5 5 4 1 Molesw’h
5 5==4C Turner
1* l'J C Turner
6 4"jMolesw’h
4 2 3'J nkirvin
4 4" J MeCabe
DAILY KA'CING FORM.
SATURDAY. APRIL 26. 1913.
The Niagara
Racing Association
Race Course
FORT ERIE, ONT.
(Opposite Buffalo)
Staki
FIRST MEETINI
1
ks to Be Run
S: JULY 4 TO JULY 11
L SEVEN DAYS )
i at the Summer
Meetings, 1913
SECOND MEETING: AUGUST 6 TO AUGUST 13
( SEVEN DAYS )
STA
KES CLO!
5E MONDAY,
MAY 5, 1
1913
TO BE RUN AT THE EIRST MEETING
JULY 4 TO JULY 11.
CANADIAN DERBY
$3,500
FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS (foals of 19101. — $29 to accompany tbo nomination: 8S0 additional to
start. < Dill rant cal cash \ ;i 1 1 1 «*. Vm. of which $.">oo to <,*cond. $19s> to third, fourth to save
^t ;irt inir fee. Winners in 19121:’. of $."..(KK). :: llis.; of $5 .(nmi a wire. 5 II is;, extra. Others which
ha vo not won $2.-VXI twice in 1912-13. if non-winners in 1913 of $3.<!Oil, allowed 3 llis.; of $2,5(M),
<> Ills.: tfl.-Vai. !l llis.; non-winners in 1912-13 of tfl.imo, 12»ll>s.; $5<m. 15 llis.; maidens. 20 lbs.
ONE MILE AND A QUARTER.
fourth of July Stakes -Handicap $1,500
FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. — $10 to accompany the nomination: $155 additional to
start. Guaranteed cash value. $1,500. of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Weights. .Tilly
I. Winners after publication of weights, 5 lbs. extra. ONE MILE AND SEVENTY YARDS.
Niagara Stakes $1,500
FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. — $10 to accompany the nomination; $55 additional to start. Guaranteed
cash value. $1,500, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Winners of $2.om or $1,000 twice.
5 llis. extra. Non-winners of $1,000 allowed 4 llis.; of $SOO, if non-whiners of four races since
April 15, 7 llis.; two races since then, 10 llis.; maidens, 15 llis. FIVE FURLONGS.
fort Erie Stakes -Selling $1,500
FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. -$lo to aeeornpany the nomination; $555 additional To
start. Guaranteed cash value, $1.5<xi, of wliieh $2<hi ti. second and $100 to third. $55,000. -1 lbs.
alH.vc scale; 2 lbs. icss for each $500 to $2.fHNi; 1 lli. for each $100 to $1,000; 2 lbs. for each $100
to $1500. The winner to he sold liy auction. Starters with selling prices to !*• named through
the entry box at 10:510 a. m. the day before the race. SIX FURLONGS.
TO BE RUN AT THE SECOND MEETING
AUGUST 6 TO AUGUST 13.
DOMINION HANDICAP . . $5,000
FOR THREE- YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD,— $15 to accompany the nomination; $35 additional, if
not declared by June 15; $100 additional to start. Guaranteed cash value. $5,000; to tirst.
$.'!.iitHT; second, $875; third. $.'575: fourth, $150. Weights live days prior to the date set for the
running of the race. A winner of $1,500 after publication of weights. 5 llis. extra.
ONE MILE AND A QUARTER.
Iroquois Hotel Stakes -Handicap $1,500
FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. — $10 to accompany the nomination; $35 additional to start. Guaranteed
cash value. $1,500. of which $200 to second and $100 to third. We ights , three days before the
race. Winners after publication of weights, 5 lbs. extra. FIVE FURLONGS AND A HALF.-
Grand Canadian Steeplechase - Handicap $1,500
FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. $10 to accompany ihe nomination: $515 addition'll to start
Guaranteed cash value, $1,500, of which $2tO to second and $1<M» to third. Weights three days
before the race. FULL COURSE.
Canadian Sportsman Handicap $1,500
FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. — $10 to accompany the nomination; $:15 additional to
start. Guaranteed cash value. $1,500, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Weights three
days before the race. Winners after publication of weights, 5 lbs. extra.
ONE MILE AND A SIXTEENTH.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BONDING HORSES WITH THE CANADIAN CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES
Mere than two horses may be nominated for Selling Stakes, hut only two can start.
Winner or non-winner of a stated sunt means winner or non-winner of a single race of that
value to first horse.
SPECIAL NOTICE. — Entries are received in this condition: That all disputes, claims and
objections arising out of the racing, or with respect to the interpretation of the conditions of a
lace, shall be decided by a majority of the Racing Stewards present, or those whom they may
appoint, and their decision shall be final.
FLORA FINA, b. f,
7504 t'liarlc'n 1 1-16
75,28 • harleston 7-S
7497 Charleston 1
7200 « 'harleston 1
71511 Charleston 7-S
6999 Charleston 3-4
IMPRESSION, b. g,
<.:ii:> fjitonia lni70y
6241 Latonia ltn76y
CIS I laitonia lm70y
6066 Latonia 1
55119 Churchill 1 1-16
5646 Doug.Pk 1 1-8
5166 Doug. Pk lm70y
54555 Doug.Pk lm70y
C285 Douglas Pk 3-4
5231 Douglas Pk 3-4
4741 Windsor 3-4
DONF.RAIL. b. c. 3
0458 iaitonia 3-4
0291 I ait on ia 3-1
0310 laitonia 1
0242 latonia. 3-4
0121 I^atonia 5?. f
1 :4S%muri 3
L'itVsgood 18-5
l:44%sl»w 13-5
1 : n fast 2
1 :2S* last 15
1 tlog fast 9
4
1:43* fast 13
1 :45b; fast lot
1:46* hvv 14-3
1 :39* fast 57-10
1 :45* fast 21-5
1 :52* fast 29-6
1 :44* fast C
1 1433 fast 58
I 1:13| slow 21
1:134 good 17-5
1:13* fast 15
1:18 hvv 12
1:128 fast 15
1:40* fast 5
1:14 fast 13-10
1 :log hvy 22
FIFTH RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies.
AUNT MAMIE, b. f, 2 112
PARCEL POST. oh. f. 2 107
7022 Charlest'n 34 f 42%fast 4 107 2 3
7458 Charlest'n 31 f 42 fast 8-2 110 3 3
7m 1 5ha lb • I'll sj r 4 :; '.-.guild 35 109 4 1
FIRST CHERRY, b. f. 2 103
7452 Juarez 1-2 48 '4 fast 24 104 6 2
7301 Juarez 1 2 . 47%fast 44 100 0 3
7282 Juarez 34 f 41* fast 20 InO 3
• HV MICHAELS, br. f, 2 103
72SG Charlest'n 34 f 43y s goo<l ll-f> 109 5 4
735:7 Ciiarlcston 34 f 44%hvy 12 106 4 3
First start for the following:
NOTORIETY, h. f. 2 103
BRACKTOWN BELLE, b. !. 2 103
GIPSY LOVE. b. f. 2 103
LA VALLETTA, ch. f, 2 103
BIRDIE WILLIAMS, b. f. 2 103
PENNILESS, br. ,f 2 103
SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward.
FLYING FEET. b. g. 5 112
e:i!3 Juarez 7 8 1:26? slow 3 bis 5 2 2 2
'•888 Juarez 7-S 1 :24i? fast 16-5 110 3 5 2 2
osbi Juarez 1 1:39* fast 12 loo 2 3 4 3
0822 Juarez 1 1-10 1:10* fast 20 107 4 2 1 2
6800 Juarez i 1:39 last 1 113 5 111
0702 Juarez 1 1:39 fast 8-5 no 1 1 1 1
CIO Juarez 1 l:41g good 1-4 loS 2 11 1
0071 Juarez 3-4 1:15:4 good 11-5 112 2 5 6
6921 Churchill lm20y 1:40* fast 71-10 109 2 6 3 3
5771 Churchill 1 1 8 1:55!* last 19-5 109 111 1
6581 Doug.Pk 11-161:47 fast 13-20 110 1311
BONANZA, b. g, 4 112
7506 Juarez 1 1 :3S%fast 34 112 4 11 1
7421 Juarez 1 1:43 mud 9-10 103 2 1 1 1
7351 Juarez 1 1-8 1 : 53% fast 21-5 109 2 2 2 2
7329 Juarez 11:451* slow 2 105 1 3 3 1
7304 Juarez 1 1:52? hvy 8-5 107 2 2 1 1'
7207 Juarez 6J f 1:088 good 3J 1117 5 5 6 1
7147 Juarez 3-4 1:22* hvy 2J 102 2 3 2 1
7128 Juarez 5* f 1:121 hvy 5 lot 2 2 3:
7035 Juarez 6* f 1:07* fast 4-5 104 2 2 2
6997 Juarez 3 4 1:13 fast 8 106 6 5 4:
6967 Juarez 3 4 1:12 fast 60 102 1 3 3
6461 I-atnnia 1 1-16 1:55* hvy 3 lit) 1 3 3 3
65188 Latonia lm70y 1:44* fast 11 110 3 2 1 1
OLD WOMAN, b. f, 3 101
• 117 1-atmiia 3-4 1:15? mud in* 103 8 11 9
6369 Latonia 3 4 1:143 fast 31-5 99 9 8 8
5.777 Dnuglasl’k 6* f 1 :n6* fast 19-10 107 4 3 2
6164 DouglasPk 5$ f 1:07* last 33-20 108 10 (i G
5515.5 Douglas 10c 5 t 1:11* fast 12-5 105 2 5 4
6o9u lx'.xington 6* f 1:09 fast 19-10 112 9 7 6
4883 Lexington 5* f 1:10* good 18 107> 6 8 7
CAPITAN BRAVO, b. c. 4 113
By Broomstick — Opbirdale (T. S. Harrison).
7510 Juarez 1 ] :3S fast 5
7467 Juarez 7 S l:26%fast 12
75191 Juarez 7-8 l:25i%fast 8
7285 Juarez 1 1:58* fast 7
7217 Juarez 7 8 1:28* good 60
l,at..nia lm7oy 1:14* fast 6J
6325 Latonia 1 1-16 1:5X1* hv v 19
6292 Igitonia lm7ov 1 :43* fast 41-5
6830 Churchill 1 1-161:47 fast 29-10
6727 Churchill 1 1-16 l:!7g fast 29-20
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO
The Niagara Racing Association
357 Ellicott Square :: :: :: Buffalo, New York
By Ogden — Flora Pomona (J. M. Goode).
S* 'i-\ lluxton 5 W'h. Wool. Mcrr.v Lad. Milton li.
4 s 4“J lluxton S D.M’donald. Sherwood. l'.Alimed
l 1 lluxton S Pnton, Early Light, Merry Lad
3‘ 2 h P.uxton 4 Merry Lad. Font. Mild Sill
4* l 11 lluxton 7 Towtonl’iehl, Hoffman, Gardenia
6t> 3=1 Buxton 1) Winifred!)., Dustpan, Rock Bar
By Wild Mint — Inspiration (H..H. Hewittl.
fit. 7'-' II Steele 7 Countless. E. Bryson. Merry L td
6*> 7 s ?. G W Car'll 7 Gav Bird. Miss Thorpe, Ozana
2' 2‘ .1 MeCalic 4 Joe DeilHild. Mockier. Mud Sill
2 3 2 h Buxton 5 ( iirlicue. Swannanoa. W. Witch
6 G 18 W Andress 0 Reciprocity, J.Delbold, W. Witch
:n> 4 3 4 J McCabe S H. Private. Startmttle. M. Mack
34 2'4 J McCabe (! Duval, Starlnittle. Rudolfo
3 1 3] .1 McCabe 7 T.M. Green. H. Private, B'klmrn
510 45 j Callahan (i G. Hughes, C’gh llill. Bticklmm
2h 2 nk u Steele 4 Casey Jones, SitnQtieen. SirBlaise
1* 24 Connolly 7 Wintcrgreen, Kn. Differ, Injury
By McGee — Algio M., (T. P. Hayes). -
6 3 6 s J Loftus 9 P.llertnis. A. Patricia. Yorkville
6 (i'j Gross it Kletmrnc Gowell. Nash Cash
P> It Gross lo Prince Hernils. Klciisis. Madelle
3 s 3'1 l.oftus lit A1 Bloch. Luther. Anna Heed
4*« 3 s * W Andress <■ Gowell. S. of Damthe, It. Brigade
Allowances. (54317 — 17% — 2 -105 . 1
By Uncle — Hazing (F. D. Weir).
LOVE DAY. b. i
i. 4
108
By Peep o’Day-
75.24 Juarez
1 1 : 38 Vf, fast
12
101
4
6
5
4
3 3
3'4 Carter
7491 Juarez
1 1:42 last
20
105
9
6
8
8
lo
9' 3 4*iroth
7383 Juarez
1 1 : 29% fast
6
108
6
6
5
6
5 4
5 3 ii Gross
7301 Juarez
1 1:52* hvy
4
107
1
5
5
$
5
3" Groth
7250 Juarez
3-4 1:13 fast
10
107
3
6
5
Onk
5 3 Gross
~'^ < 7 Juarez
54 f 1:08* good 10
106
2
4
5
4‘
3 3 Gross
6907 Juarez
3-4 1:14* slow 6
108
7
7
7
5 3
5" 3 Gross
6882 Juarez
1 1:39* fast
6
103
5
6
6
4
510
5 4 1 Gross
6859 Juarez
3-4 1:13* fast
16
108
1
7
5
4>'k 3'J Gross
6848 Juarez
7-8 1:26* fast
7
105
2
7
6
6
54
6 s Gross
BALLYSHE, ch.
f. 3
98
By Frank Gill-
535.3 Douglas i’k
3-1 1:14* fast
17-5
110
3
3
3
4 4
3 3 Kstep
5201 DouglasPk
54 f l:I0g hvy 33-10
104
2
3
3
3 3
3'3 Estep
5.093 Lexington
54 f 1 :0Sg fast
9-10
112
1
1
1
1*
1*A Kstep
4SCS Lexington
:: 4 1:141 fast
24-5
105
1
2
2
05
2" k Kstep
4716 Windsor
54 f 1:07* fast
10
107
5
5
5
4 2
3 4 4 Loftus
4671 Windsor
54 f 1 :09 slop
40
92
2
4
4
3*4 3 7 4 Hopkins
CARPATHIA, br. f, 3
101
By Star Shoot-
C3J2 Latonia
3 4 1:15* hvy
14
101
1
8
S
8
S* 3 B Steele
6281 i^itonia
1 1:41* fast 13-10
109
9
9
7
6
51
2h B Steele
6t78 Latonia
51 f 1:10 hvy
8
112
9
6
5
l 1 ' B Steele
5917 Churchill
3-4 1:14 fast
21
101
5
5
4
2 ■£
1*4 B Steele
Jua rez
1 2
47 fast
7-5
112
2
j
1 3 4 14 C Peak
!>
Tlieodoritn. Bar. Lane. Lit. Bit
.1 uarez
31 f
4" 3 fast
3-2
115
4
2J 2*' J Met’abe
31
Superl. Ida Lavinia. La Kstrella
«#ir.
Juarez
34 f
4"* good
6
112
4
14 1* •! McGabe
7
Gaiar. Diek Dodie, Old Ben
€81!*
.J uarez
3 8
35 Iasi
(i-5
112
4
ink Jo j; Steele
«>
I. Lavinia. IrishAnn, I’anhacbapi
DAINTY MINT.
b. f
2
115
By Hastings — Chicklets (G. W. J. Bissell).
7418
< ’ha rleston
1-2
49--fast
10
lit
5
3
2' 1' Musgi’ve
S
Gordon, San Jon. Billy Stuart
721.5
( 'harleston
3 8
373 hvy
ti
105
2
3
4° 4*4 Skirvin
7
Frances M„ Gordon, Pi. Welles
7221
< 'harleston
3-8
36* fast
3
112
6
3
2">< 3'jj E Martin
(i
Frances M., Ada. Flam. Flamingo
By Dick Welles — Moselle (Mrs. J. S. Evennan).
5*4 6 ’ Vandiisen S Single. Harwood, Wooden Shoes
2* 2* Vand’sen 0 Miss Gayle. Miss Charcot. Single
I s 1*4 Vand'sen 12 EdnaLeska. Ada, MaryMichaclas
By Miller — Last Cherry (W. E. Applegate).
3 3 J 3 3 Molesw’h s M’gnnese. Edith W.. Meritorious
3- 3'3 J Callahan 7 Paw, Edith W.. llarhard
2 3 3 3 ?. .1 Callahan !> Othello, llarhard. Benedict
By Lissak — Subdue (J. H. Brown),
l't I 1 E Martin 12 Parcel Post, Edna Lesku. Ada
2'-' E Martin S Miss Gayle, Ada, Ela. Flamingo
By McGee — Renown (H. K, Knapp).
By Canard — Follies Bergeres tE. R. Bradley).
By Cesarion — Chinela (C. Woodford).
By Chantilly — St. Zephyrine (C. W. Clark).
By Uncle — Dorothy Gray (W. Perkins).
By Ornament — Cutpurse (H. P. Headley).
. Selling. (95718—1:37% — 5 — 108. )
By Woolsthorpe — Winged Sandals (W. E. Applegate).
2 2 2 1 Bond s .1. Deihold, G.Marehmont, Injury
J :; 3 3 Bond •> injury. Ir. Gentleman. Jm Deihold
33 23 lJorel 8 I. Gentleman. (’.Box. G.M’ehmont
3»k 4-3 Bond 8 Injury. I.G’Mcman. G. M'elimoiit
1? 2‘! 1 lore 1 0 G.Marehmont. BalclilT, Suffragist
l"t 1) 1! Steele 5 Cr.Box, Crossover. Dr.Dougherty
1* 1 :1 Ilorel 4 Mycenae, Sister Florence. Ymir
3'-'t 2-4 Horel 5 Clmpul tepee. E.IIarw’d, Mim’ioso
34 3j Bond 8 Cl if Ionian. FeatherDuster. Sleeth
1' 1* Ilorel 9 Console. My Fellow. F. Duster
I s 1‘ Bond 7 Ilanly. Chartier. McCreary
5766 Churchill 54 f 1:07* fast 16-5 112 7
5445 DouglasPk 5J f 1:078 fast 22 108 1
MARSH0N, b. c, 3 97
6035 Latonia 5* f 1:08* hvv 43-10 112 5
5.422 DouglasPk 5* f 1 :07* fast 36 II" 1
5328 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:14* good 2S 105 3
5239 DouglasPk 54 f 1 :07* fast 31 ]"S l
5150 DouglasPk fit f 1:08 good 14 105 1
4853 lyexington 54 f 1:08* good 24 106 3
AUTOMATIC, b. g, 7 109
'• 9." 1 5* Latonia :: 1 t:17%hvy 68 106 7
99232 Latonia 11-16 1:17 good f’ld H*7 4
EARL OF SAVOY, ch. c. 3 98
6061 I-atonia 5> f 1:07* good fid llo 11
5174 Douglas Pk 5-8 1:02 fast 23 112 9
4825 Lexington 5* f 1:09* slow 9 106 3
By Peep o'Day — Lovelight (J. Hochrelo).
1 Carter 7 J. o' Lantern. Suffragist. Brando
10 9' 3 iGroth 10 Bachelor Girl. S t i<-k 1 > i 11. Mu-kl >;• ”
5 4 5 6 3 Gross 7 Suffragist. J. Louts. Culethtiiup'n
6 3" Groth 5 Bonanza, Suffragist. Puck
onk 55 Gross ti Dominica, Miss Jean, Goldfinn
4‘ S 3 Gross - 7 Dominica, NapaNick, OrimarLad *
5 3 5 c f Gross 7 Oakland, Parlor Boy, Miss Jean
5 10 5 4 J Gross 6 Puck. Loween, Gold of Opldr
4nk 3'j Gross 8 Suffragist, Daddy Gin. F. Duster
55 6" Gross 9 I.aekrose, G. of Opbir, Ins. Man
By Frank Gill — Wayward Lass (E. R. Bradley).
4 4 3 3 Estep 12 Did Woman, StarBerta. Cutie B.
3 3 3 1 3 Kstep 7 Ter’hle Bill, ltupiieta, Transport
l 1 l’i Estep 8 Red Rose, Silk Day. Anna Iteed
2 s 2" k Estep f» Lodona. Katrine. J. G. Weaver
4 2 3*4 !-oftns 6 MissEdith, old Coin, Loan Shark
3*4 3‘4 Hopkins 4 Leochares, RockVlew, MissEdith
By Star Shoot — Janowood (J. P. Ross).
8 8 13 B Stisde S Ivlehitrne. FI v. Tom The Grader
5* 2h It Steele 11 Silk Day. Toy, Rock Fish
44 lh B Steele 9 Madelle. Anna Reed, Ask Ma
2 3 1*4 B Steele 8 Trojan Belle. Ancon, Daisy Platt
8 G°i B Steele 8 Cutie B.. Ask Ma, Anna Reed
3* 2 6 B Steele 11 Tyree, Luria. Katrine
By Marathon — Edna Shannon (J. T. Weaver),
8 7 r> Molesw’h 11 Fellowman. Rooster, Ancon
7 7 s l ain 8 Glint. Yorkville, Trojan Bell**
" 3 5 3 S Molesw’h 7 Fly. Tom. S. Hlrseh. Cliil. King
46 5*4 Molesw’h 9 Cliil. King, Yorkville. Flv. Tom
44 3* M.desw’h 9 Cliil. King, S.Hirseh, Trojan Belle
5* 4“J J Henry 10 SilverMoon. Sp’tl.v Miss. E.Grane
Ey Six Shooter — Motilla (R. Wilson).
61 5, 7 5 C Turner 9 J. Griffin II.. Teison d’Dr, Horieon
7 7 1 4 A Burton 12 Woolw’der. Lot, Creed. J.li.Rced
By Ornament — Lady Savoy (H. P. Headley).
11 1 1 * 1 At ) Peak 12 t . Sleppa. I.utlier, Tecumseh
7 3 7"lGross 12 Ruvoco. Pr. Hermis. Gold Color
4 4 8 J Molesw’h 4 Flying Tom, Cream, Foundation
SELECTIONS
1-? I Uolihins (i Set hack. Anion. Suffragist
I s I s Bobbins 5. Setback, Dr. Dougherty, Mockier
2 1 ' i-l Bur’ game ti Console, Loween, Palma
l 3 l 4 Bur'gaine 4 Salesia, Coekspur, Daddy Gip
l 3 I 5 Bur’ game 5 Suffragist. Love Day. Puck
6 S'” Estep 7 Dominica, Napa Nick, Love Day
3* 3 3 1 .1 Met'abe <> Miss Jean, Mycenae, First Star
2*' 2" J McCabe 7 Parlor Boy. Just Red. Furlong
l*> 14 Bur’game !) S'g of Rocks, Vohsel, Orba Smile
3" 6 3 4 Whatley $ Gohitinn, Sir Alveseot, Fern L.
4 3 4 l 5 Kstep 5 El Palomar, Injury. Joe Deihold
1J 1* Ixiftus 8 Elwah. Dynamite, Moisaut
2“? 3’1 Loftus 9 Capitan Bravo, Dynamite. Elwah
By Yankee — Old Lady (Hickey Bros).
7* 7 ,3 4Molesw’h 11 Yorkville Toy Chilton King
7 h 7 3 Paul II Pop Gun. Toy. Smash
2’4 2* Moles w'h 7 Tyree. Madelle. Daisy Platt
4t 34 Molesw’h 10 Rosemary. Impiieta, Cuth 7 B.
24 1* Molesw’h 12 Star Berta. Ra Mystic. Cutie B.
2'4 2 h Molesw’h 10 Rosemary, Katrine, Sp. Queen
5 4 3*J Goose 10 Sp’tly Miss. Ardelon, Danherry
By Ziephen — Grand Mary f Moran & Mead),
o'; ..®i Hill s Sea cliff. Winning Witch. Truly
2"k 3'5 Haynes s Dorothy Dean. Luck rose, Ymir
6 6 7 Kederts 0 Ymir. Lackrose. Winning Witch
4-' 4-3 B’ hi mire 7 R. Meteor. Sepulveda, Lackrose
1*1 2*4-1 Henry 0 Ymir. Puck. Console
luk ink c Peak !i Dynamite, Bonanza, Elwah
84 8* 4 4B Steele 11 F. Duster Dutch Rock, Tuy Per
3 3 3* tlross 8 Wander. Feather Duster. Lassie
3* 3 3 4 Buxton 8 Carlton Club, Moisaut. Idleweiss
2** 2*4 B Steele lt» Chartier, Belfast, Ilanly
Spurred on by success, also a desire to
••lose up my subscription book 0:1 l.oCIS-
VII. LK (Ohurcliill Downs). 1 am going to
give one and all my selections on Lexington
FREE. Better still. I am going to in-
clude “How to Beal the Mutilijs.” Now.
tile latter system which, by the way. was
invented by iue, showed a net winning
power of
Wins $317 on $30 Capital
$517 on a capital of $5o for the entire nmot-
ing at Louisville last spring. in order to
thoroughly test Ihe system. EVERY race
from opening to closing days was played.
Tlie beauty of the system is that there are
no mathematical problems to solve, no ex
l>ert compiling, and it can be played at
track, handbook or poolroom. These state-
ments have been verified by this paper.
Gollyer’s Special Offer:
In order to Hose up my subscription book
on Louisville ti am not selling information
on Lexington). I am making the’ most
i literal offer iii mv turf career. Here ir is:
THE WHOLE OF ctHRCHII.L DOWNS
MEETING. MAY It) TO 24 -ONE HORSE
DAILY— AND MAILED THE NIGHT BE-
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NOW WAIT A MINUTE In addition, 1
will, on receipt of subscription, mail you a
copy of “How to Beat tile Mutilcis" FREE.
You also will receive ALL specials > *nt out
on Lexington. Now. if you are a bargain
hunter, here is a rare op|M>rt unity. lion't
hesitate, but rush your subscription- NOW.
This offer POSITIVELY* elosep* Wednesday.
April 30, at lO a. in.
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(Formerly with the Chicago American.)
SUITE 309 OXFORD BUILDING.
118 N, La Salle St., :: Chicago, 111.
7 WINNERS
out of tin* last 13 starters is wliat we hail on our
Free Form Specials, including such nice ones as
Robert Oliver, 8-1, won, Ancon. 3-1, won. 0 Em.
9-5, won. Cowl, 9-5, won. This is sure going some
for 25 cents a week. $1.00 per month. DON’T FAIL
to get New Book, now on sale, as it gives g line on
the horses at ail leading tracks. Yesterday’s Form
Special WON. FIVE WINNERS OUT OF THE
LAST 7 STARTERS is tlie record of our One-Horso
Daily. Terms $5.00 for Six Days. Better get in on
t llis service at once, as we cx|n*ot to put over some
nice ones at Lexington. Yesterday’s Daily lost.
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5 Cents Per Copy. $ 1,50 P$r Month.
50 Cents Per Week. $17.00 Per Annum.
As plain enveloped letter, first-class mail.
Single copies by mail six cents.
DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO.
441 Plymouth Court, :: Chicago, Illinoia.
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